The Cresta was Vauxhall's large, American-influenced luxury saloon, with the final PC generation produced from 1965. It offered six-cylinder power, a spacious cabin and optional automatic transmission aimed at buyers wanting an affordable big car. The Cresta line was discontinued in 1972 as tastes shifted toward the more modern Victor and Ventora.
A large American-influenced saloon of the 1950s and 1960s. The Cresta PA and PC were six-cylinder family cars with showy styling.
61years
2trims
121hp
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2 trims · 1965–1972Cresta PC (1965-1972): the final and largest Cresta, a chrome-laden six-cylinder luxury saloon that also underpinned the plush Viscount derivative.