Opel Campo

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Opel Campo (1991-1997)
Opel Campo (1991-1997)
Campo
Production period: 1991-2001
Class : Utilities
Body versions : Pick up
Engines: Gasoline engines :
2.3 liters
(69–72 kW)
Diesel engines :
2.5–3.1 liters
(56–80 kW)
Length: 4920 mm
Width: 1690 mm
Height: 1595-1710 mm
Wheelbase : 3025 mm
Empty weight : 1275-1625 kg

The Opel Campo ( marketed as Vauxhall Brava in the UK ) is a pickup truck that was sold in Western and Central Europe from August 1991 to December 2001. It was based on the Isuzu Faster TF and was initially offered as the Isuzu Campo . The model was built by IBC Vehicles later GM Manufacturing Luton .

As was customary for the models of the competitors ( Toyota Hilux , Nissan Pick-up , Mitsubishi L200 , Mazda B-series ) and Ford Ranger , the Campo was available in three versions: as a two-door with two seats, as a two-door with two Seats and a second row of seats, only suitable for short journeys, with two emergency seats ( Sportscab ) and, as a four-door model, with a fully-fledged second bench ( crew cabin ). The manufacturers Truckman, Road-Ranger and Brahma offered hardtops to cover the loading area.

Opel Campo Sportscab (1997-2001)

In May 1997 the Campo received a facelift. From now on, the model was also produced for Holden as Holden Campo . The performance of the 2.5 l diesel engine was also increased from 76 to 100 hp.

Shortly before the end of production in March 2001, Opel launched a special series from Campo, the "Limited Edition". Two-tone paintwork, electric windows and electrically adjustable exterior mirrors and air conditioning were standard. The "Limited Edition" was only available as a crew cabin with all-wheel drive and the 3.1 liter turbo diesel or the performance-enhanced 2.5 liter turbo diesel with intercooler.

Engines

The engine range consisted of three diesel engines (2.5 D with 76 PS / 100 PS and 3.1 TD with 109 PS) as well as a gasoline engine (2.3; 94 PS). The sports cab and crew cabin were available with all-wheel drive and also had a reduction gear and manual or automatic freewheel hubs . The 3.1 liter diesel was only available with all-wheel drive.

Isuzu has been offering the Isuzu D-Max since 2002 , which is called the Isuzu Rodeo in the UK . The D-Max has also been available in Germany since 2006.

model engine Displacement power Torque consumption 0-100 km / h V max construction time
2.3 Otto engine:
R4		 2254 cc 69 kW (94 hp) at 4600 min -1 170 Nm at 2600 min -1 ? l regular gasoline / 100 km 23.1 s 138 km / h 08 / 1991-07 / 1995
2.5 TD Diesel engine:
R4, turbocharger, direct injection		 2499 cc 56 kW (76 hp) at 3800 min -1 160 Nm at 2000 min -1 8.2 l diesel / 100 km 23.4 s 125 km / h 08 / 1991-04 / 1997
2.5 DTI Diesel engine:
R4, turbocharger, charge air cooling, direct injection		 2499 cc 74 kW (100 hp) at 3800 min -1 226 Nm at 2000 min -1 8.1 l diesel / 100 km 18.3 s 140 km / h 05/1997–12/2001
3.1 TD Diesel engine:
R4, turbocharger, swirl chamber injection		 3059 cc 80 kW (109 hp) at 3600 min -1 255 Nm at 1900 min -1 12.1 l diesel / 100 km 16.9 s 155 km / h 11/1992–12/2001
  • From July 1994, the 2.3-liter petrol engine had an output of 72 kW (98 hp).

Web links

Commons : Opel Campo  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Opel: Vehicle Chronicle Volume 3: 1991–2012, p. 92
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