Chevrolet Senator
Opel Senator – car upper-medium class produced by the German company Opel in the years 1978-1993.
Opel Senator A produced in the years 1978 – 1986 was actually a variant of the Opel Rekord elongated E.
In 1982, the car undergoes a facelift. By 1984 the vehicle in the UK was sold under the brand Opel, Vauxhall and then as.
R6 3.0 E
Opel Senator B produced in the years 1986 – 1993 was developed based on the Opel Omega A (in the UK known as the Vauxhall Carlton).
In 1987, he released versions of the 6-cylinder 3.0L 12V with power 156hp and 177hp, and in later years since 1989 engines with a capacity of 2.6 12v and 3.0 24v supercharged Dual Ram and simultaneously ceased production of the engine 3.0 with a power 156hp.
In 1987 at the Frankfurt Motor Show Frankfurt firm body styles Keinath introduced a convertible version of this car, but it never entered production. The cars were available with five-speed manual and four-speed with two types of automatic transmission with three modes: sport, winter and plain and simple box, without modes.
Standard equipment of the vehicle covered the by, inter alia, power steering.
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