Chevrolet Vectra GT

The Chevrolet Vectra GT was a medium sized hatchback sold by Chevrolet in Brazil from September 2007 until production ended on 28 June 2011, when it was replaced by the Chevrolet Cruze Sport6. It was derived from the Opel Astra H, which had already been discontinued in Europe, and was marketed as the hatchback companion of the Brazilian Chevrolet Vectra sedan while keeping its own character, including the same wheelbase as the previous Brazilian Astra. It was sold as the GT and the better equipped GT-X, which added leather seats, an on-board computer, ABS and 17 inch alloy wheels. Both used Chevrolet's Family II four cylinder engine that ran on petrol or ethanol, rated at 121 and 128 horsepower and later 133 and 140 after a 2009 update.