Opel Astra G Classic 2.2i 16V (147 Hp) Automatic Specs
Opel Astra G Classic 2.2i 16V (147 Hp) Automatic has been in production since 2001 - 2004. Cars comes in Sedan body types and can be suited with Petrol (Gasoline) engine types with a volume of 2.2L liters, engines produces a power of 147 Hp. Fuel consumption of Opel Astra G Classic 2.2i 16V (147 Hp) Automatic is 8.5 l/100 km. The overall dimensions of the car are 4252x1709x1425 mm, and the weight is from 1195 kg.
General data
Generation
Astra G Classic
Modification
2.2i 16V (147 Hp) Automatic
Start of production
2001 year
End of production
2004 year
Powertrain Architecture
Internal Combustion engine
Body type
Sedan
Seats
5
Doors
4
Fuel Type
Petrol (Gasoline)
Model
Z22SE
Fuel consumption (economy), emissions
Fuel consumption - urban
11.7 l/100 km
Fuel consumption - extra urban
6.6 l/100 km
Fuel consumption - combined
8.5 l/100 km
Performance specs
Acceleration 0 - 100 km/h (0 - 62 mph)
10 sec
Maximum speed
208 km/h
Weight-to-power ratio
8.1 kg/Hp, 123 Hp/tonne
Engine technical data
Power
147 Hp @ 5800 rpm.
Power per litre
66.9 Hp/l
Torque
203 Nm @ 4000 rpm.
Engine location
Front, Transverse
Engine displacement
2198 cm3
Number of cylinders
4
Position of cylinders
Inline
Cylinder Bore
86 mm
Piston Stroke
94.6 mm
Compression ratio
10
Number of valves per cylinder
4
Fuel System
Multi-point indirect injection
Engine aspiration
Naturally aspirated engine
Valvetrain
DOHC
Engine oil capacity
5 l
Coolant
6.8 l
Power
Hydraulic Steering
Suspension and brakes specs
Drivetrain Architecture
The Internal combustion engine (ICE) drives the front wheels of the vehicle.
Opel Astra G Classic 2.2i 16V (147 Hp) Automatic has been in production since 2001 - 2004. Cars comes in Sedan body types and can be suited with Petrol (Gasoline) engine types with a volume of 2.2L liters, engines produces a power of 147 Hp. Fuel consumption of Opel Astra G Classic 2.2i 16V (147 Hp) Automatic is 8.5 l/100 km. The overall dimensions of the car are 4252x1709x1425 mm, and the weight is from 1195 kg.
