OPEL Omega · photos, packages and modifications

Being launched with the caravan, the sedan, rear wheel drive was made available with engine choices ranging from 1.8 liter capacity to 3.0 liter. The 1.8 liter engine came with a fitted 4 valve cylinder heads to offer increased efficiency. Engine and trims choices were the same as Caravan's with only one exception that was notable, the Omega 3000. Having a slight visual difference compared to the base model. The 3000 was roughly a sporty sedan version with a 3.0 liter 6 cylinder engine ready to deliver 177 bhp. The differently tuned suspension and the adding of the limited slip differentials further enhanced the sportiness.

The Omega sedan 1994 version came with an overall redesigned body shell along with a new engine line up that offered enhanced power outputs that ranged between 100 to 211 bhp. The rear drive chassis that were yet to be dropped were made available with engines including the 2.0 liter, 2.2 liter and the 3.0 liter petrol and turbocharged 2.0 liter diesel which was sourced from the BMW. All these engines were equipped with the choice of a 4 speed automatic transmission and a 5 speed manual transmission.

The somewhat bulky appearance of Omega paved way for the new 99 streamlined look as the chassis made way for the latest 16 valve, 2.2 liter engine. Later on these changes were followed by introducing new power units including the V6, 3.2 liter in place of the 3.0 liter while the V6, 2.6 liter replaced the V6 2.5 liter position. Owing to demise of competition after the Ford Scorpio and the Rover 800 and the impossible nature to compete with the BMW 5 series, this was the last generation of Omega to be produced.