Opel Omega (A) 3000 24v 1989

[Aero2000]

Powertrain: 2969 cc , Inline-6 , DOHC , multi-point injection , 204 hp / 6000 rpm , 270 Nm / 3600 rpm , 5-speed manual

Dimensions: Length 4742 mm , Width 1772 mm , Height 1425 mm , Weight 1465 kg

Performance: Top speed 242 km/h , 0-100 km/h 7,2 sec

Information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opel_Omega#Omega_A_.281986.E2.80.931993.29


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[Conquistador9]

Powertrain: 2969 cc , Inline-6 , DOHC , multi-point injection , 204 hp / 6000 rpm , 270 Nm / 3600 rpm , 5-speed manual

Dimensions: Length 4742 mm , Width 1772 mm , Height 1425 mm , Weight 1465 kg

Performance: Top speed 242 km/h , 0-100 km/h 7,2 sec

Information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opel_Omega#Omega_A_.281986.E2.80.931993.29


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Sorry but I really don't see why PD should be adding this when they can just "premiumnize" the Lotus Carlton.

 

[eran0004]

Sorry but I really don't see why PD should be adding this when they can just "premiumnize" the Lotus Carlton.

The Lotus Carlton has way more power and a different body kit.

And I don't see why they shouldn't add this when they can "just" premiumize the Carlton. Since they're based on the same car it would be a pretty quick job to just change some details and have both cars.

 

[Conquistador9]

The Lotus Carlton has way more power and a different body kit.

Which is why it is better than the car in this thread and should remain as the only Omega of its model generation in the future GT games, IMO.

My point is that instead of PD putting their time adding cars that are similar to each other like this one with the Carlton, they could be adding something completely different like a Jaguar F-Type or a Buick Riviera, for example.

And I don't see why they shouldn't add this when they can "just" premiumize the Carlton. Since they're based on the same car it would be a pretty quick job to just change some details and have both cars.

Fair enough, you have your own view on it and I respect it. But I don't think it'd be really a quick job, I mean, how much time would it even take to model the new body kit and interior of the car considering the amount of polygons PS4 games can have in their 3D models? I presume it couldn't be completed in less than a month or perhaps two considering that PD thing of only one person working on one model.

Also, maybe the biggest reason why PD should stick only with the Carlton is because it is easier to continue using, for instance, the Carlton in GT7 because it was already licensed once (I presume long time ago for GT4), so expenses are minimal.

 

[eran0004]

Which is why it is better than the car in this thread and should remain as the only Omega of its model generation in the future GT games, IMO.

In my opinion I'd rather have the Omega than the Carlton. Bodykits are silly and power is overrated.

My point is that instead of PD putting their time adding cars that are similar to each other like this one with the Carlton, they could be adding something completely different like a Jaguar F-Type or a Buick Riviera, for example.

Except that a completely different car can't share any assets with other cars. You don't get to pick between one Omega or one F-Type, it's more likely one Omega or a fender from an F-Type (assuming that they're making a premium Carlton anyway).

Fair enough, you have your own view on it and I respect it. But I don't think it'd be really a quick job, I mean, how much time would it even take to model the new body kit and interior of the car considering the amount of polygons PS4 games can have in their 3D models? I presume it couldn't be completed in less than a month or perhaps two considering that PD thing of only one person working on one model.

The interiors are the same, and PD does bodykits for most premium cars anyway, so I don't really see what would require so much work.

Also, maybe the biggest reason why PD should stick only with the Carlton is because it is easier to continue using, for instance, the Carlton in GT7 because it was already licensed once (I presume long time ago for GT4), so expenses are minimal.

I don't think the license for an Opel Omega is that hard to obtain.

 

[Conquistador9]

In my opinion I'd rather have the Omega than the Carlton. Bodykits are silly and power is overrated.

The Carlton's power is just ok to me and I like its body kit much more than the original Omega's, each to their own.

Except that a completely different car can't share any assets with other cars.

I didn't mean completely different in this way, I meant that instead of PD adding a new trim for an already existing car they should be adding a new car model to the game.

You don't get to pick between one Omega or one F-Type, it's more likely one Omega or a fender from an F-Type (assuming that they're making a premium Carlton anyway).

If that is true then we already have one Omega, the Carlton. Isn't it?

Sorry I actually didn't understand much of what you meant with this. Language is a barrier.

The interiors are the same

Hmm, I didn't know they were the same...

PD does bodykits for most premium cars anyway, so I don't really see what would require so much work.

I'll just be cheap and say they should be making more body kits for the Carlton instead of adding the Omega then.

I don't think the license for an Opel Omega is that hard to obtain.

Yea me too. But the real matter here is if PD would be willing to get one when they could just not get it and keep expenses minimal, this is something none of us know (unless you are a worker from PD).

 

[elwoodlt19c1]

I want both lol. If we get miata 3 different markets then why not other cars?

 

[The Vanishing Boy]

-> Is there a Vauxhall version of this? Sorry, I'm still illiterate on some Euro cars...

 

[elwoodlt19c1]

Most likely. Carlton probably starts off as Vauxhall. Think same Era holden commadore Similar Too

 

[elwoodlt19c1]

Looked it up and there are Vauxhall Carltons even wagons (estates ) couldn't get pics tho

 

[Aero2000]

Sorry but I really don't see why PD should be adding this when they can just "premiumnize" the Lotus Carlton.

Just like Eran004 say's the Carlton has more power and different body kit, and besides of that this was the
predecessor of the Lotus Omega/Carlton without this car the Carlton wouldn't exist. The engine of the Lotus has it's base in this Omegas engine, so I think the Omega 3000 has it's place in the GT-series.

I want both cars, it's like the Toyota GT86, Scion FR-S or the Subaru BRZ the same car but different namnes and slightly different body details

-> Is there a Vauxhall version of this? Sorry, I'm still illiterate on some Euro cars...

Most likely. Carlton probably starts off as Vauxhall. Think same Era holden commadore Similar Too

Yep it was sold in the UK as the Vauxhall Carlton and there we have another reason to take the Omega 3000 into the game, the Carlton is right hand drive and the Omega is left hand drive