Photo: Vauxhall
The guys from Vauxhall turned to the all-time-classics and announced that their new Black and White Editions of the Adam are now available in the UK starting from quite an affordable pricing.
The Ying and Yang vehicles sport some pretty catchy names such as “I’ll be Black” and “Saturday White Fever”and are expected to be quite popular among UK drivers. When it comes to the company’s design concept, it appears that Vauxhall took their inspiration from smartphones, especially the most adored iPhone.
So, this means that they have all kinds of nifty gadgets such as IntelliLink infotainment system and Siri Eyes Free voice control, that comes as standard in both models. Also, iPhone users ought to know that they are able to activate the Siri Eyes Free function through the steering wheel controls and actually operate it with voice commands.
Concerning the design, both editions are eye-catching and although we’re talking about black and white, the non-colors look brilliant. Moreover, the cars sport a brushed, aluminum-look trim that includes the window line and grille bar, 8-inch wheels with matching brushed aluminium finish wheel clips, side mirror housings and LED light clusters and a roof spoiler.
Of course, the interior rises up to one’s expectations, the Black Edition incorporating some stunning Ocio Black Morrocana seat trim cushions, a fancy piano black centre console and instrument panel plus contrasting bright white door trims. The “Saturday White Fever” comes with the same features but in a white shade.
All in all, the 1.4-liter gasoline engine cars look exquisite and we believe that UK drivers should definitely think of purchasing one of them, starting price being GBP 14,995.
So, this means that they have all kinds of nifty gadgets such as IntelliLink infotainment system and Siri Eyes Free voice control, that comes as standard in both models. Also, iPhone users ought to know that they are able to activate the Siri Eyes Free function through the steering wheel controls and actually operate it with voice commands.
Concerning the design, both editions are eye-catching and although we’re talking about black and white, the non-colors look brilliant. Moreover, the cars sport a brushed, aluminum-look trim that includes the window line and grille bar, 8-inch wheels with matching brushed aluminium finish wheel clips, side mirror housings and LED light clusters and a roof spoiler.
Of course, the interior rises up to one’s expectations, the Black Edition incorporating some stunning Ocio Black Morrocana seat trim cushions, a fancy piano black centre console and instrument panel plus contrasting bright white door trims. The “Saturday White Fever” comes with the same features but in a white shade.
All in all, the 1.4-liter gasoline engine cars look exquisite and we believe that UK drivers should definitely think of purchasing one of them, starting price being GBP 14,995.
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