The Vauxhall Viceroy is a nameplate used by the British manufacturer Vauxhall in the 1970s for rebadged versions of Opel models, primarily serving as an upscale variant in the UK market. The Viceroy encompasses two main generations based closely on Opel's Rekord and Senator platforms, offering mid-size to executive sedan options. Known for its refined styling and spacious interior, the Viceroy catered to customers seeking a premium but affordable British executive car. The model's dimensions and features evolved through its generations, balancing size, comfort, and performance to compete in its segment.
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