Compare Dimensions Side by Side 2023 Exeed VX vs. 2009 Opel Insignia Sedan
Compare the size of two cars side by side and see their differences at a glance. Simply enter the vehicle names, and our tool creates a clear visual comparison of their length, width, and height. This makes it easy to find out which car is longer, wider, or taller, and helps you better understand their overall proportions. Whether you are checking if a car will fit in your garage, comparing everyday models, or exploring larger SUVs, this tool provides a straightforward way to see all key dimensions in one place.
Here’s how the 2023 Exeed VX and the 2009 Opel Insignia Sedan compare in size:
In terms of length, the 2023 Exeed VX measures 4970 mm (195.67 in), making it 140 mm (5.51 in) (2.8 %) longer than the 2009 Opel Insignia Sedan at 4830 mm (190.16 in). Looking at width, the 2023 Exeed VX spans 1940 mm (76.38 in), which is 82 mm (3.23 in) (4.2 %) broader than the 2009 Opel Insignia Sedan at 1858 mm (73.15 in). As for height, the 2023 Exeed VX stands at 1792 mm (70.55 in), giving it an extra 294 mm (11.57 in) (16.4 %) compared to the 2009 Opel Insignia Sedan at 1498 mm (58.98 in).
Overall, the 2023 Exeed VX is longer, wider and taller than the 2009 Opel Insignia Sedan.
Length
4970 mm195.7 in
4830 mm190.2 in
Width
1940 mm76.4 in
1858 mm73.1 in
Height
1792 mm70.6 in
1498 mm59.0 in
4970 mm195.7 in🟢 +140 mm+5.5 in (+2.9%)
4830 mm190.2 in🔴 -140 mm-5.5 in (-2.8%)
1940 mm76.4 in🟢 +82 mm+3.2 in (+4.4%)
1858 mm73.1 in🔴 -82 mm-3.2 in (-4.2%)
1792 mm70.6 in🟢 +294 mm+11.6 in (+19.6%)
1498 mm59.0 in🔴 -294 mm-11.6 in (-16.4%)
2023 Exeed VX
2009 Opel Insignia Sedan
Side-by-Side Specs: Dimensions, Weight & More
General Info
Body Style:
SUV
Sedan
Model Year:
2023
2009
Production:
2023-present Current Model
2008-2013 Discontinued Model
Dimensions
Length:
4970 mm195.7 in 🟢 +140 mm+5.5 in (+2.9%)
4830 mm190.2 in 🔴 -140 mm-5.5 in (-2.8%)
Width:
1940 mm76.4 in 🟢 +82 mm+3.2 in (+4.4%) - 🟢 +84 mm+3.3 in (+4.5%)
1858 mm73.1 in 🔴 -84 mm-3.3 in (-4.3%) - 🔴 -82 mm-3.2 in (-4.2%)
