Vauxhall Senator 3.0 24v Reviews
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stucashx 4th Nov 2007
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Good Points: Amazing value for money, easy to work on the straight 6 compared to the more modern v6 of the omega. all the luxury you could want and an exceptional ride. Kin fast too, tops out at 155 (usually) not common on the modified car scene so something original to be had if you want to put the effort in. I love 'em.
Bad Points: Rear arch rust especially but general rust really with the age of them. Also from personal experience the rear diff main gear can wear and get noisy from the 200bhp pushing 2 ton around for a few years. fuel consumption is awful but that is because I cannot drive it sensibly (I've heard it's not so bad otherwise)
General comments: I have owned seven 3.0 Vauxhall Senators over the last 10yrs from 8valve auto's to the rare "m reg" ex police 24v manual I own now. I am a fan. Even a bit fanatical about them. There is nothing like the feeling you get almost silently cruising at 60mph and ten seconds later pushing 140! The roll on acceleration is awesome plus, of course, it's front engine rwd configuration is perfect for going round corners and looking where you're going out of the side windows.
My current car is off the road and being converted into a barely road legal race car! With the copious weight loss from the car and some minor engine mods and most importantly, hardly any money, it's going to be loads of Fun Fun Fun. Raid your piggybank and go out and get one now!
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Jason West 22nd Oct 2006
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The Vauxhall Senator 3.0 24v is better than you would think.- Read Jason West's review (127 words)
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joe gardiner
17th Nov 2003
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I am 18 and own a Vauxhall Senator 3.0 24v, all my freinds are into hot hatches, the senator leaves them for dust. It is a cd model with all the luxuries. The "sports" button on the auto gearbox makes such a difference, you can get it to kickdown 2 gears and will go right round to 6500 rpm!, what a lovley car!- Read joe gardiner's review (69 words and 1 comment)
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First registered to the dealer Steven Thompson Cars Ltd. as a Vauxhall Senator 3.0 CD on 06/09/88 with it's original registration mark of F708 YDH.
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Vauxhall Cars
At the time of introduction in 1990 the Lotus Carlton cost £48,000 while the 3.0 litre 24V GSi on which it was based cost a mere £25,000. ... 1906 Fluted bonnet on Vauxhall motor cars introduced.
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Vauxhall Senator & Omega ... Below are a few thoughts of my own regarding these cars, these being merely an impression ... 1993 (last year of production) Senator 3.0 24v £2390 1996 Omega 3.0 Elite £7720.
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Vauxhall Opel VXR OPC Leading UK Tuning Specialist Courtenay Sport -
We have taken the guesswork out of it by producing our own - specially designed to work best with Vauxhall/Opel applications! ... 3.0 V6 24v's (All four cams) +18bhp £350 £360
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Vauxhall Cars
The first car to be produced in 1905, at Luton was the 7/9hp, 1300cc, 3-cylinder, ... The famous fluted bonnet treatment which has characterised Vauxhall cars since 1906 was originally used on this car
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Opel Senator - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Opel Senator was a large automobile, two generations of which were sold in Europe by the German General Motors subsidiary, Opel, from 1978 until 1994. A saloon, its first incarnation was also available with a fastback coupé body as the Opel Monza and Vauxhall Royale Coupe...
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UK Car Repair - Autos: UK - Autos - AllExperts.com
A: What years are the cars, ... Q: i live in Australia and we have just brought a Holden/Vauxhall/Opel Vectra cd 2002 model. ... Q: We have a 1993 3.0 24v Senator and have a problem. When driven at
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ROT: Replacing a Rover 75
Vauxhall Senator; Vauxhall Omega; ... Ok, you say BMW headroom is insufficient - I am 6'2", and had an E39 5 series, a 1999 523 (2.5 ltr) to be precise. 170bhp and 0-60 in 8.6 seconds.
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1992 Vauxhall Carlton GSi Comments (r67302)
4) Not been modified in any way. ... I think the GSi 24v was one of the best cars ever made.. I was a traffic cop for 30 years, and during that time we used the Senator with the 3.0 engine...
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Car Talk [Archive] - Page 13 - MIG Performance Vauxhalls
BMW 3 series lower arm replacement ... modified cars.com/PVS ... Lotus Senator
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