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ANTARA 2014 Models Edition 1 ANTARA 2014 Models Edition 1 VX_N_ANT_19542 Welcome To A lifeTime of foRWARd ThiNkiNg VX_BPS_18774 1957 – The PA Cresta introduced 1903 – Forward thinking has been in our nature Americana styling from the very start. The 6HP, our first ever car, to the UK. had two forward gears. And no reverse. VX_BPS_18771 VX_BPS_18773 1937 – The Vauxhall ‘10’ H-type, the first VX_BPS_18775 British car to have integral construction. 1984 – The MkII Astra introduced class-leading aerodynamic styling that still looks good today. The Formula Vauxhall Lotus ran a modified version of the Astra GTE’s 2.0i 16v engine. VX_BPS_18772 VX_BPS_18776 1922 – The Silver Arrow OE 30-98 was capable of speeds 1971 – The formation of Dealer Team Vauxhall of over 100mph, this model was built for shipping magnate (DTV). The track car was the precursor to our Sir Leonard Ropner to race at Brooklands. enormous success in touring car racing. VX_BPS_18777 2012 – The ‘RAK e’. A radical looking electric concept car for the future. Our forward thinking continues. 1999 – The Zafira introduced the revolutionary Flex7 ® seating system inventing the seven-seat compact MPV. 2012 – Ampera. The first ever Extended-Range Electric Vehicle (E-REV) that redefined electric vehicle innovation leading to it being voted European Car Of The Year 2012. VX_BPS_18780 VX_BPS_18782 Scan this QR code with your smartphone for more information on the last 110 years of Vauxhall innovation. VX_BPS_18779 Don’t forget to download a 1990 – The Calibra was the QR reader from your app VX_BPS_18775 world’s most aerodynamic VX_BPS_18781 store first. production car. The world was a very different place in 1903 when The Vauxhall lifetime Warranty. There’s one thing Vauxhall made its first car. We steered with tillers, not every owner of a new Vauxhall can rely on. We’re so VX_BPS_18778 wheels. Six horsepower was considered pretty nippy. confident in Vauxhall quality and reliability that we are 1989 – The Lotus Carlton was the world’s fastest production And King Edward’s face was still on the stamps. But for now able to offer a lifetime warranty. It’s available to four-door saloon. us, one important thing hasn’t changed: we started out the first owner of all our new Vauxhall passenger cars with a philosophy of Forward Thinking and, 110 years and valid for the lifetime of the vehicle up to a maximum later, it still motivates everything we do. Who knows of 100,000 miles. So you’ve got year after year of what innovations the next 110 years will bring? carefree driving to look forward to... Please see back cover for full details of the Vauxhall Lifetime WARRANTY 100,000 MILE 100,000 mile warranty. VX_N_ANT_16211 Explore the city limits. If you’ve never been shy about exploring new territory, it’s great to know that you can now go anywhere in complete confidence in an Antara – whether you choose the front- wheel drive model or the innovative four-wheel drive system. With rugged style and efficient petrol and diesel engines – coupled to genuine driving excitement and innovative versatility, there’s never been a bolder way to drive. Exterior style 06 Versatility 18 Interior style 08 Model line-up 20 Driving dynamics 10 Accessories 26 Safety and security 12 Colours, trims and wheels 28 Driver features 14 Specification 30 Interior features 16 This brochure covers Antara Exclusiv, Diamond and SE Nav models only. Some of the models shown include options and accessories available at extra cost. And not all of the features described are available on every model. We may also offer alternative Antara models such as Special Editions. So for all current model or equipment details visit the Vauxhall website: www.vauxhall.co.uk VX_N_ANT_16211 VX_ANT_19587 Explore your enthusiasm for creativity. A smart look, complete with flowing curves and perfect proportions – Antara has an expressive yet rugged style about it, especially in new Diamond form. Compact, sophisticated, yet tough, dynamic and now, more than ever, ready for an active life. Imposing alloy wheels, roof rails and protective skid plates. Be inspired by your Antara – wherever your drive takes you. 7 VX_ANT_19587 VX_N_ANT_19543 Explore your passion for the finer things in life. The Antara interior is full of light and space, with high quality trims, premium finishes and top-of-the-range levels of equipment. Leather trim, electronic climate control, satellite navigation, MP3 format and heated front seats are all available. The electric parking brake function also frees up space for even more storage. And a high driving position gives you confidence, control and a great view of the road ahead. 9 VX_N_ANT_19543 VX_N_ANT_16214 Start/Stop technology. Available on both FWD and 4X4 2.2CDTi 16v manual diesel Automatic transmission. Rare for this class, a six-speed models, the innovative Start/Stop system switches the engine off when you stop at the ActiveSelect® automatic transmission is available (at extra cost). lights or in traffic, then restarts it automatically once the clutch is depressed. A huge Electronically controlled features include an adaptive driving function range of built-in checks ensures passenger and vehicle safety at all times, of course. plus an eco mode that maximises use of higher gears for improved Engine stop is indicated by the rev counter needle in the AUTOSTOP position. fuel economy – which in combination with the 2.2CDTi unit means almost a 10% improvement over previous automatic models. front-wheel drive. Available on Exclusiv and Diamond models only and mated to the 163PS version of the 2.2CDTi 16v diesel unit, it offers the perfect choice for those who Six-speed manual transmission. Antara’s multi-valve petrol and are looking for more affordable Antara motoring and the associated maximum fuel diesel engines come with a slick but sturdy six-speed manual gearbox economy benefits. as standard. The manual front-wheel drive diesel model achieves an impressive 46.3mpg on the combined cycle. driving dynamics intelligent four-wheel drive. The electronically controlled Antara system switches automatically between two- and four-wheel drive as conditions demand. In normal driving, power goes to the front wheels only, saving fuel at the same time. And when conditions turn difficult or slippery, four-wheel drive is automatically engaged, switching the drive as required to the front and rear wheels for optimum traction. 2.4i 16v petrol engine. This efficient multi-valve four-cylinder petrol engine develops 167PS and is available on Exclusiv FWD models only. efficient 2.2cdTi 16v diesel. Available in two versions – a 163PS unit with 350Nm of torque on Exclusiv, Diamond and SE Nav models and on SE Nav models only, a 184PS variant with an equally impressive 400Nm of torque. Not only is this engine more VX_N_ANT_16430 powerful than the previous unit, it is both quieter and smoother and offers up to 14% electronic Stability Programme (eSP). Antara benefits from a better fuel economy with manual transmission. In addition CO2 emissions are greatly unique interaction between ESP, Traction Control (TC) and Descent improved – the front-wheel drive model achieves 167g/km. Control System (DCS), all working together with the ABS system and on 4X4 models, intelligent four-wheel drive to deliver high diesel Particulate filter (dPf). Diesel Particulate Filters provide an effective degrees of driving satisfaction, comfort and active safety. If a wet means of reducing particulate emissions into the atmosphere. The maintenance-free roundabout or muddy corner catches you out, ESP applies Antara unit can cut the output of harmful emissions by over 90%. That’s why it’s corrective braking to help you regain control. TC helps maintain standard equipment. traction under acceleration. The ESP system fitted to the Antara also includes a trailer stability program and Hill Start Assist (HSA) that eases starting and eliminates roll-back on gradients. descent control System. DCS enhances driver control on slippery slopes by maintaining a constant incline descent speed. Fitted as standard equipment, it allows drivers to make potentially tricky 11 descents far more comfortably and at safer, constant speed. Visit the Vauxhall website: www.vauxhall.co.uk for more explanation of ESP, DCS and intelligent four-wheel drive. VX_N_ANT_16214 Safety features. Antara protects you in so many ways. Front, side and full-size curtain airbags are standard, along with pyrotechnic body-lock seatbelt pretensioners for the front and outer rear seats. Adaptive brake lights flash when the ABS braking is activated. dual front seatbelt pretensioners. Working in tandem with the built-in front seat ramps they help to minimise the forward movement of the body during emergency braking. They also help enhance the effectiveness of the front airbags. Tyre pressure monitoring system. Antara SE Nav models permanently VX_N_ANT_19618 monitor individual tyre pressures using front lights. For safer winter driving, front fog lights are standard on every model, sensors located on the tyre valves, recessed into the lower valance. Xenon headlights, with dynamic beam levelling displaying the information on the screen. and high-pressure washers, are standard on Antara SE Nav models. Our clever If a significant pressure loss is detected, door-to-door illumination feature keeps the dipped headlights and rear lights on for the display identifies the offending tyre. 30 seconds to light your way as you leave the car. Passenger airbag deactivation. The front passenger’s airbag can be deactivated when a child seat is fitted. VX_ANT_14304 VX_ANT_10817 Parking distance sensors. Standard Security features. Remote control on all 4X4 models, this clever Vauxhall central deadlocking, ultrasonic security system helps safeguard your car when alarm system and an electronic engine parking. Sensors in the bumpers provide deadlock immobiliser are standard. an audible warning when they sense an object behind – or in front of – the vehicle, making it altogether easier to park.
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