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Opel Omega (B2) '1999–2003

length

Opel Omega 2.5 DTI [Worldwide] (B2) '07.2001–11.2003
Opel Omega [Worldwide] (B2) '08.1999–11.2003
Front Panel Opel Omega 2.5 DTI MT Sport [Worldwide] (B2) '08.1999–12.2000

4,898mm

Opel Omega "Design Edition" Germany (B2) '11.2000–06.2002

Interior Opel Omega "Design Edition" [Germany] (B2) '11.2000–06.2002
Opel Omega "Design Edition" [Germany] (B2) '11.2000–06.2002
Front Panel Opel Omega "Design Edition" [Germany] (B2) '11.2000–06.2002

4,898mm

Opel Omega V8 (B2) '2000

Opel Omega V8 (B2) '2000
Opel Omega V8 (B2) '2000
Opel Omega V8 (B2) '2000

A total of 32 sedans and station wagons with a V8 engine were produced. They never went on sale, were used for testing and remained the property of Opel.

4,898mm

Opel Omega 3.0 V6 MT Worldwide (B2) '1999–2003

 
 
 

4,898mm

Opel Omega 3.0 V6 AT Worldwide (B2) '1999–2003

 
 
 

4,898mm

Opel Omega 2.2 16V MT Worldwide (B) '1999–2003

 
 
 

4,898mm

Opel Omega 2.2 16V AT Worldwide (B) '1999–2003

 
 
 

4,898mm

WheelsAge.org '2005–pr.