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9942 Bora 2003 Brochure Volkswagen Information Service. Telephone 0800 333 666 Internet: www.volkswagen.co.uk © Volkswagen Group United Kingdom Limited 2002. Issue: 1 August 2002. Printed in UK. PVW049BO The Bora 2003 Model Year Discover a new driving experience. Model shown is the Bora ST with optional factory-fitted sunroof. 4 Philosophy The Bora. If you’re about to choose a 6 Interior Design new car, what would your list of 10 Safety requirements include? A powerful 16 Engines engine? Dynamic performance? 22 Quality A perfectly weighted chassis for 26 The Bora S agile roadholding? Quality build 30 The Bora ST and a high level of safety and 34 The Bora SE security? Such features, and 38 The Bora Sport and Bora V5 more, are captured in the Bora. 42 The Bora V6 4MOTION Why not follow us through this 46 Optional Equipment brochure to discover more about 52 Accessories the Bora experience. 58 Colours and Upholstery 66 Technical Specification 72 Standard Equipment 74 Dimensions and Glossary 76 Volkswagen Service 4 5 Model shown is the Bora SE. Ergonomic perfection: The key to absolute driving pleasure. 6 7 Model shown is the Bora ST with optional cruise control. 8 9 Model shown is the Bora Sport 2.0 litre manual. Cruise control and leather upholstery are optional at extra cost. At Volkswagen our designers it’s truly distinctive, like the Bora journeys become a more and engineers are obsessed with itself. The driver’s seat can be comfortable proposition. detail. And the Bora is a perfect adjusted for height, length and Take a close look around example of their deliberations. rake which, in combination with the interior and you’ll find more Every switch has been a height and reach adjustable evidence of the detailed design, carefully considered before being steering wheel, allows you to such as flush closing air vents For added convenience, the A fully adjustable driver’s seat For greater protection, front seat positioned for easy reach. The achieve the optimum driving and chrome-plated door release petrol flap can be opened will help you achieve the most side airbags are standard on all blue illuminated instrument position. With such supportive handles. from the driver’s seat. comfortable driving position. Bora models. display is not only clearly visible, seats, even long motorway Safety features you can rely on. 10 11 Model shown is the Bora ST. For every frequent road user, the one thing that counts above all, besides comfort and performance, is safety. That’s why, on the latest Bora, you’ll find every model fitted with ESP, an Electronic Stabilisation Programme. This intelligent system monitors the steering angle and compares it with the actual vehicle movement. If the system recognises a major variation it reacts in milliseconds by applying the brakes to individual wheels and automatically adjusting the 12 engine’s power output helping to 13 correct oversteer, understeer and loss of stability of the vehicle. However, this additional safety feature should not lead to The Electronic Stabilisation Programme By assessing the steering wheel lock… …ESP ascertains the desired In a critical situation… …ESP intervenes to help maintain carelessness because, despite its constantly monitors driving situations. driving direction. directional control. proven quality, ESP cannot dispense with the laws of physics. The ESP feature is also supported by Electronic Differential Lock (EDL) and Anti-Slip Regulation (ASR). In combination, these exceptional innovations help maximise driver and passenger safety. ABS is standard on all models to provide the highest level of active safety. For greater protection, front seat Two additional curtain airbags The Isofix system can quickly side airbags are standard on all are available as an optional extra. accommodate a child seat with Bora models. an extremely secure fitting. The exceptional protection with disc brakes both front It’s unfortunate, but accidents During the design process, The second most common Volkswagen approved children’s offered by the Bora is achieved and rear. The front discs are also do happen, so it’s comforting advanced computer technology accident involves side impact. seats with the Isofix system can 14 through both passive and active ventilated to deliver the most to know you can rely on was employed to simulate The Bora is, therefore, equipped be purchased from your 15 safety features. efficient braking. Volkswagen’s passive safety collisions from probable angles. with side airbags in the front Volkswagen retailer. Active safety features will Regardless of your driving features to help protect both The information gathered was seats, a reinforced chassis, As an optional extra, two help you avoid an accident in the experience, you can never you and your passengers. fully utilised in the Bora’s chassis energy absorbing protection curtain airbags are available to first place. So, in addition to ESP, account for other road users or construction that has an inner padding and side impact bars. cushion both front and rear you’ll find every Bora equipped unforeseeable driving situations. survival zone guarded by crumple In addition, there is the seated occupants. These airbags zones both front and rear. These innovative Isofix child seat are situated overhead and cover crumple zones are designed to mounting system. This allows the side windows to provide absorb energy following a children’s seats equipped with added protection around collision, thereby helping to the Isofix system to be fitted the head. protect the survival zone and securely to the Bora’s body via minimise occupant injury. eyes between the rear seat backrest and seat base. At night-time, the door-mounted Driver and front passenger airbags ‘puddle’ lights illuminate the ground are standard on all Bora models. when opening the front doors. Whether you choose a petrol or diesel, each engine shares the Bora’s unique character. 16 17 Model shown is the Bora S. 18 19 Model shown is the Bora ST. Once you’ve decided upon Perhaps the 2.0 litre 115 bhp Or would a diesel be Whichever power supply a Bora, you’ll be faced with an or the V5 2.3 litre 170 bhp are more more appropriate? There are you choose, you’ll find engine enviable choice – which one of to your liking? If it’s performance three available, all 1.9 litre noise has been suppressed to an the nine highly efficient engines you’re seeking, consider two TDI versions; they produce absolute minimum, helping you do you prefer? Will it be one of 1.8 litre Turbo units, developing 100 bhp, 130 bhp or 150 bhp. arrive at your destination in a the six petrol engines? Such as 150 bhp and 180 bhp or the To complement the engine range more relaxed state. the economical 1.6 litre 105 bhp powerful 2.8 litre V6 4MOTION there are manual, automatic The V5 is a development of the The V6 4MOTION features an manual, also available as a producing 204 bhp and capable or tiptronic gearboxes available. unique Volkswagen VR6 engine. intelligent four wheel drive system. 102 bhp automatic version? of 146 mph (where law permits). If you desire performance, easy maintenance and fuel efficiency from your engine, why not consider one of Volkswagen’s exceptional TDI diesel units? Diesel technology has advanced rapidly over the last few years and we’re proud to have been at the leading edge. The TDI PD 130 bhp (PD stands for ‘Pumpe Düse’) features a new high 20 pressure fuel injection system 21 resulting in increased torque whilst maintaining exceptional fuel economy. When you consider Two further diesel engines are that the 1.9 litre TDI PD 130 bhp available for the Bora; both can accelerate the Bora from are 1.9 litre units. The TDI PD 0 - 62 mph in just 10.1 seconds, 100 bhp and 150 bhp also benefit reach 127 mph (where law from ‘Pumpe Düse’ technology. permits) and still return 51.4 mpg* over the Combined fuel cycle, it’s easy to see why the new generation of diesels is such an appealing option. * According to EU Directive 99/94. Please see page 70 for diesel fuel consumption figures. The mark of quality. A 12-year anti-corrosion warranty. 22 23 The precise fit of the panels is evidence of the Bora’s high quality of construction. Take a look at the Bora’s smooth flowing lines and you’d think it was crafted from a single piece of metal. The tolerances between the panels are so precise Because of the way the 24 and close that the Bora possesses front and rear windscreens 25 an impressive continuity. are bonded, body rigidity is Such high standards and increased, thereby helping exceptional build techniques to improve safety. Critical are not merely for good looks points on the bodyshell are – they also ensure longevity. bonded, using laser-welding, The bodyshell is very rigid to maintain the highest quality for improved roadholding and the chassis is zinc coated and greater safety. to prevent rust. Our high standards enable us to offer a class-leading 12-year anti-corrosion warranty. Model shown is the Bora S. Today’s driver demands more. With the Bora S you won’t be disappointed. 26 27 28 29 Model shown is the Bora S with ‘Line’ cloth upholstery. The Bora S. The Bora S impresses in many All Boras are fitted with a and, on the S, ST and SE models, respects – from its stylish design multifunction computer, alarm the centre console, ashtray lid and and outstanding quality to its with interior protection and interior door handles are trimmed dynamic performance. remote central locking, Electronic in stylish aluminium. There is But when you consider the list Stabilisation Programme (ESP), also a height and reach adjustable of standard equipment, you’ll also ABS, driver and front passenger steering wheel, an electronic appreciate why the Bora represents airbags, front seat side airbags, engine immobiliser, ‘Line’ cloth The multifunction computer allows An alarm with interior protection, Front and rear electric windows superb value for money.
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