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OPEL CALIBRA black
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opel calibra

The most famous aerodynamic production car in the world is none other than the Opel Calibra. If the efficiency factor is evaluated, the eight valve model is best which offered drag efficiency of 0.26. It ruled out the aerodynamic mass production industry for almost 10 years. It was released under several of the series starting with SE1 in 1993 to SE9 in 1997. Each of the releases have unique aspects of which two of them are related to color with Solar Yellow paint for SE2 and Icelandic Blue in SE6. The latest engine in 1997 was made available with 2.5 litre capacity with 24 valve provided DOHC Ecotec V6 with 170PS.

The exterior was pleasant with a finishing of jet black paintwork, 16 inches alloys and the color coded body fittings. The grey color leather steering wheel with the cream heater interior makes the car perfect for family drive. One tricky thing about this is the necessity to replace all four tyres even if goes into fault.

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