The Vauxhall Viva HC. The third and final generation of the Vauxhall Viva, produced from 1970 to 1979. It was a significant car for the company as it was the last solely Vauxhall-designed passenger car before the brand transitioned to badge-engineered Opel models. Here are the key aspects of the Viva HC: Design and Styling. Modern Look: It shed the "coke-bottle" styling of the preceding HB model for a straighter, more contemporary, and "masculine" look with a larger glass area. Body Styles: It w

2 litre Tasman Orange Firenza SL 2000 from 1970, it's quite an earlier HC Viva coupé. #britishheritage #classiccar #vauxhall #viva #opel | Darren Vel Satis

Viva HC really was vauxhall's last true design before Opel took charge of all of the future models, for example the 1982 Vauxhall Nova an Opel design, and the Astra. I've been trying to think of which cars have tartan cloth seats this may include some Volkswagens and also the TR7. This Jamaica Yellow paint code 3YB, is perfect for this car it's really 70s although this is one of the last Viva made. The interior is of Deer Skin tan beige code 1Y1. Who made 640,000 of them and sadly only about 300