Vauxhall Omega car insurance

The Omega was in manufactured between 1994 and 2003. It is a big car designed with space and comfort in mind. The boot is enormous and the rear seats split and fold to maximise space so five adults can lounge around easily in the cabin space. If you own an Omega and are looking to renew an existing policy, or you are planning to snap one up, read on to find answers to any questions you may have about this car.

When did Vauxhall stop making the Omega?

The last Omega rolled off the production line in 2003. If you are looking to buy an Omega, you will have to purchase one that is second hand.

Are there many Vauxhall Omegas left?

There are around 2,400 Omegas still driving round on UK roads, so there’s still a chance you can snap one up if you have a burning ambition to put one on the drive.

What insurance group is the Vauxhall Omega?

The Omega ranges between insurance group 15 (out of 50) and 25.

Is it cheaper to insure an older car?

It can be cheaper to insure an older car. Cars depreciate in value over time. This means that your insurance provider will find it cheaper to cover the loss should your car be damaged or written off.

Whilst the make a model of a car do play a role in the cost of your premium, other considerations are also taken into account. Your age, occupation, address, average annual mileage and how long you have been driving will all be regarded as important. The figures we have provided you with are based on a driver living in an average postcode with a clean licence.

If you’re insuring the entry level Omega 1.8i Exclusiv that sits in insurance group 15, you will pay £1,346 at the age of 20, £781 at 30 and £684 at 40 years of age. Reaching up to the 3.0 V6 CDTi Elite 5d Auto (05), sitting in group 25 your payments will increase to £1,496 at 20, £868 at 30 and £614 at 50 years old.

Is the Vauxhall Omega a reliable car?

According to the AA, the Omega is a ‘great strong car, reliable and comfy’ built with a ‘bullet-proof engine.’ The Omega has had two official product recalls, one relating to faulty airbags and a second connected with chafed fuel lines. It does have a reputation for issues with suspension problems, something to be wary of if you’re thinking of making a purchase. Cambelts have also been a recurring headache with this model, originally scheduled for an 80,000-mile change but later modified to 40,000.

In a review by Whatcar, the general consensus on reliability was ‘woeful.’ So, if you are picking one up as a cheap run around, it might turn into an expensive headache.

How much Road Tax will I pay on a Vauxhall Omega?

Road Tax is a legal requirement in this country, if you own a road worthy car. You will pay an standard annual road tax bill between £280 to £340 for this vehicle.

Where will I find the cheapest car insurance for the Vauxhall Omega?

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