2002 Opel Omega B 2.2 DTi 120HP Caravan | POV Test Drive | 0-100 | Review
A nice example of 2002 Opel Omega 2nd generation after facelifting it's here 2day on our channel
Engine Power: 120HP
Engine Size (cc): 2178 Petrol
No of cylinders: 4
Weight: 1730kg
Torque: 280Nm
Gearbox/ Transmission: 5g manual/ rwd
Acceleration: 0-100km/h in 14.90 sec
Fuel Consumption: 7.9L/ 100km (in test) real measured by #GearUp
Top Speed: 195km/h (manufacturer spec)
Colour: Blue
0:00 Episode trailer
0:18 Channel intro
0:22 Walkaround, car specs, test results, interior, price
2:44 Car start up
3:31 Car interior illumination
4:10 Urban test drive
8:25 Acceleration test & Performance report
9:08 Motorway test drive
Go pro 9 camera
4K quality
POV test
Slippy roads test
Driving experience
Urban test drive
Motorway test drive
Acceleration test
Price range
Interior and exterior presentation
Interior illumination
Drago acceleration tester
Car description
Every single video has been done by #gear up crew recording in 4K with camera go pro 9 black 60m/s as a so called first person perspective (POV) without narration so far.
I'm trying to focus your attention simply on a car without being disrupted by anything else around.
Just that's how I like it, hoping that you enjoy too.
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I like this Omega, although I prefer the petrol engines or being diesel, the 6 cylinder of BMW....good video!!!
🙂👍🇹🇷 Thanks
2000 euro per year in road taxes alone.. The 3.2 liter petrol, only cost 500 euro per year..
Обожаю этот канал!
208 HDi drive
Engine's too loud. Is this normal?
It is. Not sure
The old 2.2 DTI is a very noisy engine, it's normal, but is reliable, Although the car is also almost 270,000 km and almost 20 years old, it is normal that it makes some noise that it shouldn't, I'm sure when it was new it was much quieter
@@robertofalero02 Fail comment.
@@robertofalero02 very true
This video was done during grey sweatpants season, so I guess the driver would have to constantly to remind women that his eyes were on his face and not in his pants.