Used Opel Omega

Found 5 listings

Opel Omega 2001, 2.2D dīzelis, Manuāls, Sedans, Melns — Latvijā

Opel Omega

2001 · 219.000 km · 2.2D · diesel · manual · Jelgava un raj.
VAT not specified
€1.200
Latvia
≈ €16/month
Opel Omega
Opel Omega 2002, 2.5D dīzelis, Automāts, Universāls, Sudrabs — Latvijā

Opel Omega

2002 · 254.000 km · 2.5D · diesel · automatic · Rīgas rajons
VAT not specified
€650
Latvia
≈ €9/month
Opel Omega
Opel Omega 1988, 2.0 gāze, Automāts, Sedans, Sarkans — Latvijā

Opel Omega

1988 · 259.000 km · 2.0 · gas · automatic · Rīga
VAT not specified
€2.495
Latvia
≈ €33/month
Opel Omega
Opel Omega 1997, 2.0 gāze, Manuāls, Universāls, Zils — Latvijā

Opel Omega

1997 · 300.000 km · 2.0 · gas · manual · Daugavpils un raj.
VAT not specified
€300
Latvia
≈ €4/month
Opel Omega
Opel Omega 1998, 2.0 benzīns, Automāts, Sedans, Zils — Latvijā

Opel Omega

1998 · 198.000 km · 2.0 · petrol · automatic · Gulbene un raj.
VAT not specified
€1.200
Latvia
≈ €16/month
Opel Omega
€1.169
Average price
€1.200
Median price
€300
from
1988–2002
Years
246.000 km
Average mileage
Sedan
Top body type

Market overview (September 2026): 5 Opel Omega listings are available in Latvia. The median price is €1.200. Prices range from €300 to €2.495. Model years 1988–2002. Most common: Diesel, Automatic, Sedan.

What to know before buying: Opel Omega

From 3 video reviews, 3 forum threads and 1 press test · updated

What the reviews say

  • The Omega B has a spacious, quiet and comfortable cabin; owners particularly praise its rear-seat room and long-distance comfort.[2][5][6]Opel Omega B
  • Rear-wheel drive, independent suspension and soft tuning make the Omega B a pleasant, relaxed motorway car.[2][6]Opel Omega B
  • The cabin trim and seats can withstand high mileage well when the car has not been neglected.[2][3][6]Opel Omega B
  • The manual gearboxes, propshaft and rear differential are generally durable; the 4L30-E automatic can also last well if not overheated or run with dirty fluid.[1][3]Opel Omega B

Typical faults

  • The Omega B rusts extensively, especially around the rear arches, door bottoms, sills and windscreen frame; wings, boot lid and pillar joints can also corrode.[1][3][5][6]Opel Omega B
  • Ageing rubber and plastic parts cause oil or coolant leaks and overheating in petrol engines; the 2.0- and 2.2-litre units commonly develop valve-cover gasket leaks.[1][2][3]Opel Omega B

    2.0 petrol, 2.2 petrol

  • The X20XEV regularly suffers camshaft-sensor failure, while oil can destroy the crankshaft-sensor wiring insulation; its exhaust manifold can also crack.[3]one sourceOpel Omega B

    X20XEV

  • On V6 engines, age or overdue coolant changes can make the oil heat exchanger in the block valley leak; very low idle speed also reduces water-pump effectiveness.[3]one sourceOpel Omega B

    V6

  • Rear bushes of the front control arms usually wear by 150,000–200,000 km; cheap, incorrectly fitted parts may last only 40,000–60,000 km. Springs can break on poor roads.[1][3]Opel Omega B

    150 000–200 000 km

  • Omega B instrument clusters can lose the display, illumination, speedometer or other gauges; owners also report missing display segments and intermittent warning lamps.[7][2][5]Opel Omega B

    1994–2003

  • Moisture beneath the cabin carpet damages connectors in the cross-body wiring looms, causing central-locking and other electrical failures.[1][3]Opel Omega B

Which engine and version to take

  • The 2.0-litre eight-valve X20SE is the least demanding choice: its design is described as durable, but the timing belt needs changing every 60,000 km and oil pressure must be monitored.[3]one sourceOpel Omega B
  • The 3.0 V6 suits buyers wanting a quiet, comfortable and powerful motorway car; owners praise its flexibility, though fuel consumption is substantial.[4][5][6]Opel Omega B

What to check at the inspection

  • Closely inspect the rear arches, door bottoms, sills beneath their plastic covers, windscreen frame and the pillar-to-bulkhead joints.[1][3][5][6]Opel Omega B
  • Check the scuttle drains: standing water there makes corrosion of the windscreen frame highly likely.[1][3]Opel Omega B
  • Lift the cabin carpets to check for moisture, then test the central locking and electrical equipment in every door.[1][3]Opel Omega B
  • With the engine cold and warm, check temperature, fans, radiator, heater valve and water-pump operation; any leak or overheating is a warning.[1][2][3]Opel Omega B
  • Demand evidence that the timing belt and rollers were changed every 60,000 km; a broken belt bends the valves on the X20XEV.[1][3]Opel Omega B
  • Test every gearbox mode: inspect a manual for oil leakage at the selector seal, and an automatic for overheating, dirty fluid or poor shifts.[1][3]Opel Omega B
  • Test the speedometer, every analogue gauge, the cluster illumination and all segments of the information display.[7][2][5]Opel Omega B
  • Inspect the springs, arms and bushes, and ensure the car does not sit unnaturally low or high, as incorrect ride height substantially shortens suspension life.[1][3]Opel Omega B

Verdict

The Omega B can be a very comfortable, durable motorway car, but body condition and maintenance are decisive. Seek a rust-free example with documented cooling-system and timing-belt care.[1][3][5][6]Opel Omega B

Sources

  1. [1]Слабые места — Опель Омега Б слабые места | Недостатки и болячки б/у Opel Omega B · video
  2. [2]Avtomaniaka — Обзор Opel Omega B 2.0 когда ты рука-жоп даже опель плохой! · video
  3. [3]ТопАвто — ТОП проблем Опель Омега Б | Самые частые неисправности и недостатки Opel Omega B · video
  4. [4]auto.jautajums.lv — Opel Omega atsauksmes | jautajums.lv - Auto, moto · forum
  5. [5]iauto.lv — Opel Omega 2.5 V6 sedans 1998.gads - Lasītāja pieredze · forum
  6. [6]tipcars.eu — diskuze k tématu: Opel Omega B – limuzína za pár korun? · forum
  7. [7]menigar.com — Reparación cuadro de instrumentos Opel Omega · press

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Fuel types

diesel2
gas2
petrol1

Transmissions

automatic3
manual2

Body types

sedan3
wagon2

Common engines

2.02.2D2.5D

Frequently asked questions

How much does a used Opel Omega cost in Latvia?

There are currently 5 used Opel Omega listings in Latvia. The average price is €1.169 (median €1.200), starting from €300.

What model years are available?

Listings cover Opel Omega model years 1988–2002.

Is the Opel Omega available in petrol or diesel?

The most common fuel type for the Opel Omega is diesel, with gas options also available.

Automatic or manual transmission?

Most Opel Omega listings have a automatic transmission.

What is the typical mileage?

The average mileage for the Opel Omega in listings is around 246k km.

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