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How many Vauxhall Omegas are left?

617 are on the road in Great Britain and 3,022 are declared off the road. A thousand or fewer on the road.

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617

on the road in Great Britain

plus 3,022 declared off the road

Rare

Most on the road
104,500, the end of 2003
Still on the road
1% of the most there were
Since 2021
Down 70% (2,053 to 617)
052k105k199420102026
On the road (licensed)Including those declared off the road (SORN)Most on the road

Every version, as the DVLA records it

The model name on the logbook. Some are the same car recorded in slightly different ways, and a few are typing mistakes.

VersionOn the roadOff the roadMost there were
Omega CD Auto10039310,114 (2004)
Omega 2.0 16V GLS Auto1557,742 (1999)
Omega 2.0 16V GLS1487,559 (1997)
Omega CDX V6 Auto802496,273 (2003)
Omega Elite V6 Auto1163425,946 (2003)
Omega GLS Auto16995,490 (2003)
Omega 2.5 V6 CDX Auto6435,008 (1999)
Omega CD V610904,247 (2002)
Omega Elite Auto6684,049 (1999)
Omega GLS121014,001 (2002)
Omega 2.0 16V CD Auto2213,372 (1999)
Omega 2.0 16V CD2253,201 (1997)
Omega CD10772,948 (2003)
Omega CDX Auto621392,591 (2005)
Omega CD V6 Auto431222,375 (2004)
Omega CDX V612672,291 (2002)
Omega 2.5 V6 CD Auto1192,195 (1999)
Omega 2.5 V6 CD2271,965 (1997)
Omega 2.0 16V Select0121,780 (1997)
Omega 2.0 16V CDX A4191,670 (2000)
Omega ED Select1151,475 (1997)
Omega MV6 Auto151121,413 (2003)
Omega 2.5 V6 GLS2121,384 (1999)
Omega 2.5 V6 GLS Auto1131,164 (1999)
Omega CD DTI9861,148 (2004)
Omega Tourer4181,104 (2000)
Omega 2.0 16V CDX3191,041 (2000)
Omega 2.5 TD GLS0181,019 (1997)
Omega MV69841,017 (2002)
Omega GLS TD Auto129938 (2000)
Omega 2.5 TD CDX Auto217856 (1999)
Omega 2.5 TD CD Auto015780 (1999)
Omega CDX DTI646763 (2004)
Omega Elite V61460711 (2002)
Omega Reflection V6 Auto18701 (2000)
Omega GLS V6217698 (2002)
Omega 2.5 TD Select110680 (1997)
Omega GLS TD334637 (2001)
Omega 2.5 TD GLS Auto113625 (1998)
Omega Reflection V639611 (2000)
Omega 2.5 TD CD015589 (1997)
Omega 2.0 16V Select A06582 (1998)
Omega 2.5 V6 CDX28567 (2000)
Omega ED Select Auto01550 (1999)
Omega CD TD231549 (2001)
Omega GLS DTI237514 (2004)
Omega Elite119503 (1999)
Omega GLS V6 Auto520483 (2002)
Omega Tourer Auto36417 (2000)
Omega CDX537413 (2005)
Omega CD TD Auto316383 (2001)
Omega CDX TD224376 (2002)
Omega GLS DTI 16V03287 (2000)
Omega Elite TD Auto313252 (2002)
Omega 16V Sport Auto1021245 (2004)
Omega CDX TD Auto111237 (2001)
Omega Elite DTI223220 (2005)
Omega 2.5 TD CDX05191 (1998)
Omega 2.5 TD Select A14167 (1998)
Omega V6 Special518159 (2005)

The 60 versions there have been most of. 15 smaller ones are not shown.

What the numbers mean

  • On the road means licensed: taxed, or exempt from tax, at the end of June 2026.
  • Off the road means declared SORN: still registered but not used on public roads, often stored, being restored or waiting to be sold.
  • Counts are for Great Britain and come from the DVLA. Records start in 1994, so older cars may have been more common before then.

Buying one?

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Source: Department for Transport and DVLA vehicle licensing statistics for Great Britain, table VEH0120, to the end of June 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.