The Insignia was Opel's flagship large family and executive car. It replaced the Vectra in 2008 and won European Car of the Year for 2009. It came as a saloon, a hatchback (Grand Sport) and a Sports Tourer estate. The performance flagships were the 325 PS V6 OPC (sold as the VXR in Britain) and later the GSi. The second generation arrived in 2017, and the model was discontinued in 2022 as Opel left the shrinking large-car segment.
Opel's flagship family and executive car that replaced the Vectra in 2008, offered as a sedan, liftback and Sports Tourer wagon.
18years
2generations
3trims
163–321hp range
The Lineage
2 generations · tap any to explore1 trimInsignia I
2008–2017
2 trimsInsignia II
2017–2022
The Story
Why the Insignia mattersTrims · Insignia II
2 trims · 2017–2022Insignia II (2017-2022) on GM's E2XX platform, lighter and longer, offered as Grand Sport, Sports Tourer and the 260 PS GSi before discontinuation.