2011 Vauxhall Antara

20. May 2011

 

The Antara is a design that was developed between Opel, General Motors and GM Daewoo. It is based off the Theta platform, it shares its chassis and powertrain with the Chevrolet Captiva, but its interior and exterior design are completely different. In the UK is sold as the Vauxhall Antara.

For the 2011 year model a facelift was done, both front and rear lights were redesigned, the new Vauxhall badge was added. A shift-up indicator has been included to optimize fuel economy in the vehicles equipped with a manual transmission. Electric parking brake and a hill assistance system has also been added.

The 2011 Vauxhall Antara is Euro 5 compliant with its new 2.2 CDTi ECOTEC diesel engine with a choice of 120 kW or 135 kW, a 6-speed manual transmission is standard equipment, but you have the option of a 6-speed ActiveSelect automatic transmission. Combined fuel consumption is estimated at 36.2 mpg.

The 2011 Vauxhall Antara with a starting OTR of £19,995.00 is available in three trims the Antara E with intelligent four-wheel drive, 17-inch alloy wheels and Switchable Electronic stability Programme (ESP), the Antara S features Electronic Climate Control (ECC), cruise control and 18-inch alloy wheels and the Antara SE with satellite navigation, parking distance sensors and leather seats and door facings.

The Antara can be equipped as well with an electronically controlled AWD system that delivers power to each tyre depending on road and driving conditions. To increase occupant’s safety it is equipped with the CBC (cornering brake control) to improve stability when braking in curves, the HBA (hydraulic brake assistance) it increases braking pressure to reduce braking distance. There is also the Descent Control System (DCS); this allows the vehicle to maintain preselected speed during steep descents.

Overall the New 2011 Vauxhall Antara is an elegant all-wheel-drive crossover that delivers performance and safety at a reasonable price tag.

 

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