The Magnum was a range of saloons, coupes and estates launched in 1973, effectively a more upmarket rebadging of the Viva HC with larger slant-four engines. It was intended to fill the gap below the Victor with better equipment and more powerful 1.8 and 2.3-litre units. By 1978 it was overshadowed by the Cavalier, and production ended that year.
A range of mid-size saloons, coupes and estates of the mid-1970s, effectively an upmarket version of the Viva.
53years
2trims
87–107hp range
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Why the Magnum mattersTrims
2 trims · 1973–1978Only generation (1973-1978): upmarket Viva HC derivative with quad headlamps and 1.8 or 2.3-litre slant-four engines across saloon, coupe and estate bodies.