Opel Vectra A

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The Vectra A was introduced in 1988 to replace the Ascona C. It is available in two-volume with one hatchback (5 doors) or three-volume (4 doors). From the economical 1.4S (without assisted steering) to the 2.0 turbo 16s 4x4, the Vectra A is a car that offers a wide range to touch the widest possible customer base. Engine types [modifier | modifier le code]. Essence [modify | modify the code]. 1.4s (14NV) 75 ch (1988 - 1991) incoming model "GL" with assisted steering. 1.6s (16SV) 82 ch, replaced in 1994 by 1.6i(C16NZ) 75 ch; with assisted steering. 1.8i (C18NZ) 90 ch. 2.0i (C20NE) 115 ch (7 hp / 9 hp / 10 hp fiscaux). 2.0i (20SEH) 129 ch (10 hp, reserved for GT models). 2.0i 16v (X20XEV) 136 ch (9 bhp Ecotec engine, first generation 1994 - 1995). 2.0i 16v (C20XE) 150 ch or 157 ch without catalytic converter (11 hp, only on sedan and 2000 model (specific sports bodywork) and some rare GT models called GT16V. There are also some rare 4x4 models). 2.0i 16v turbo (C20LET) 4x4 204 ch. 2.5i V6 (C25XE and X25XEV) 170 ch. Diesel [modifier | modify the code]. 1.7d 57 ch d'origine Général Motors (GM) jusqu'à 1991 inclusive 1.7d 57 ch d'origine Isuzu de 1992 jusqu'à la fin de carrière du modèle 1.7td 82 ch d'origine Isuzu.