Mega Club Overview: Generations, Specs and Which One to Buy

Overview of the Mega Club cabrio (1992–1999): its single generation, 52–75 hp engine range, manual gearboxes, FWD and 4x4 versions, and which modification to choose.

The Mega Club is a cabrio produced from 1992 to 1999 with engine outputs ranging from 52 to 75 hp. All versions come with a manual gearbox, and the lineup includes both front-wheel-drive and 4x4 variants. It suits drivers looking for a compact open-top car from the 1990s with simple mechanicals and modest power, including those who want the rarity of a small cabrio with all-wheel drive.

Mega Club generations

1 generation (1992–1999)

The first and only generation of the Mega Club was built from 1992 to 1999 exclusively as a cabrio. Power outputs span 52 to 75 hp across 4 modifications, all paired with a manual gearbox. The drivetrain choice is unusual for the class: the Mega Club was offered with both front-wheel drive and 4x4. The Mega Club 1.5 MT (1 generation) is the mass-market version, running a 1527 cc diesel engine with 57 hp and 4x4 drive. At the top of the range sits the Mega Club 1.4 MT (75 hp, 1 generation), which uses a 1361 cc engine producing 75 hp and drives the front wheels.

Which Mega Club to buy

When buying used, every Mega Club on the market dates from 1992–1999, so age is a constant across the range rather than a differentiator. With only one generation and 4 modifications, all with manual gearboxes, the choice comes down to engine and drivetrain rather than model year: pick the 4x4 diesel 1.5 MT for the mass-market configuration or the 75 hp 1.4 MT for maximum power.

Summary

The Mega Club occupies a narrow niche: a 1990s cabrio with 52–75 hp, manual-only transmissions and a choice between FWD and 4x4. The Mega Club 1.5 MT (1 generation) offers a 57 hp diesel with 4x4, while the Mega Club 1.4 MT (1 generation) leads the range with 75 hp. With 4 modifications in a single generation spanning 1992–1999, the lineup is easy to navigate, and the two versions above cover the practical extremes of the range.