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Based on the [[Opel Omega]] A, the '''Chevrolet Omega A''' debuted in [[Brazil]] in 1992 with a choice of two engines — a 2.0 L four-cylinder (GLS and GL trim) and 3.0 L six-cylinder (CD trim). From 1995, the engines were upgraded to a 2.2 L four (GLS) and a 4.1 L six (CD) (from the previous GM Opala, but with electronic fuel injection added) respectively. The Omega quickly gained success in [[Brazil]], where it was regarded as one of the most luxurious cars of its time | Based on the [[Opel Omega]] A, the '''Chevrolet Omega A''' debuted in [[Brazil]] in 1992 with a choice of two engines — a 2.0 L four-cylinder (GLS and GL trim) and 3.0 L six-cylinder (CD trim). From 1995, the engines were upgraded to a 2.2 L four (GLS) and a 4.1 L six (CD) (from the previous GM Opala, but with electronic fuel injection added) respectively. The Omega quickly gained success in [[Brazil]], where it was regarded as one of the most luxurious cars of its time. Both [[sedan (car)|sedan]] and [[station wagon]] (called Omega Suprema) [[Car body style|body styles]] were available. The station wagon shared the exact powertrain configuration and trim options with the sedan. Some funeral parlor owners chose the Omega Suprema as the preferred car for hearse-based modifications. | ||
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