OPEL Signum · photos, packages and modifications

The Signum at its launch in 2003 sparked much surprise owing primarily the vehicle's shape that made it difficult to relate it to any specific automobile class. The Signum looks good with its minute designs, however the shape of its hatchback contradicts continuously with its size of a MPV. From the looks of it the Signum is thought to comfortably fit 5 passengers, however Opel didn't think the same and the fifth seat space is utilized through fitting in beverage holders and food trays. Ironically the vehicle's height is only a slight above that of a sedan and so the offered head room is still very far from one that matches a MPV.

The 2005 redesigned Signum offered a completely fresh catch of designs and mechanics. The new Signum presented an attraction grabbing appearance through a restyled front end, loaded with delicate chrome adornments and connecting lines imparting the feel of entirety. The instrument panel and further interior details were also enhanced and in order to provide better driving control and pleasure, electronics were also added. Signum was made to sit on the IDS Opel chassis offering constant damping control whereas the multipurpose Adaptive forward lighting system guaranteed superb visibility irrespective of weather conditions. To top all that a new V6 all aluminum turbo petrol engine had been added to the range that offered 230 hp.