Vauxhall CAVALIER Saloon

The VAUXHALL CAVALIER Saloon, produced from 1975 to 1981, is a classic saloon car known for its reliability and comfort. As a saloon, it was a popular choice for families and city drivers who needed a practical and spacious vehicle. Its rear-wheel drive provided a smooth driving experience, making it suitable for both urban and suburban environments.

Under the hood, the VAUXHALL CAVALIER featured a 1.6-liter petrol engine with a displacement of 1.6000. This engine, identified by the code 16 S CIH, had four cylinders and two valves per cylinder, delivering a power output of 74 PS or 55 kW. The car used either an intake manifold injection or a carburettor for fuel intake, but it did not include a catalytic converter. While it lacked modern features like ABS or ASR, the CAVALIER was appreciated for its straightforward engineering and dependable performance.