2011 Opel Antara Cars Photos

Unveiled at the 2005 Frankfurt Mtor Show, the Antara GTC is a sporty compact SUV with a bold design and a coupé-like profile. It provided the basis for the 2006 Saturn …2011 Green Car of the Year Finalists announced; No Peugeot 309? A name not number for 308 successor; The story behind the Viper-powered Chrysler 300
In contrast to the Terrain, the Antara is available with just one machine, namely 3.2-liter V6 with five-speed automatic transmission offers a standard of basic manual-shift capability. All-wheel-drive is standard, but there are no low-range gearing. Between five seats and do not offer third row seating. However, the rear seats fold flat to expand the cargo area. Th high-quality interior offering a variety of soft-touch surfaces and seats available two-tone leather. Standard features include power windows, power mirrors, CD player, keyless entry, alloy wheels and more. Opel shows just how dynamic and athletic an SUV (Sport Utility Vehicle) can actually be. Opel Antara Vehicles deliver “adventure” even when it was still standing. This uses the current Opel design language and interpret for SUV genre. The first ever 4WD compact Opel-badged Opel’s not even real. Among which is a product of Korea’s Daewoo factory built, and is also sold in the GCC as the GMC Terrain. However, not completing various Opel dying, giving dealers a small soft-roader own them.All diesel engines in the Meriva are equipped with particulate filters as standard and comply with Euro 5 norms.Along with this wide powertrain range, customers also benefit from a variety of innovative features that optimize the easy use of space and make the new Opel Meriva, the Flexibility Champion. Significant new entries in Opel ecoFLEX line-up As proof of Opel’s continuous work improving the efficiency of its ecoFLEX family, the line-up has significantly changed in the last six months. New for Paris are the Corsa and Agila with Start/Stop technology; the Meriva 1.3 CDTI ecoFLEX and the Insignia 2.0 CDTI ecoFLEX. Opel now offers Start/Stop technology on the Corsa 1.3 CDTI (55 kW/75 hp) and Agila 1.2 gasoline (69 kW/94 hp) together with a Euro 5 upgrade and a CO2 engine optimization package, delivering significant fuel economy in urban driving. By the end of 2011, all major carlines will offer the Start/Stop CO2-saving technology. Fuel consumption and CO2-emissions have been reduced on the Insignia ecoFLEX model from 5.2 l/100 km and 136 grams to 4.9 l/100 km and 129 grams, showing that the brand is committed to working on a range of innovations that can reduce – and ultimately displace – oil dependency, minimize CO2 emissions and encourage energy diversity.