Vauxhall Adam Black and White Editions

Vauxhall has introduced two special versions of its Adam city car. Said to be smartphone-inspired, they’re called the Black Edition and White Edition.

That connectivity theme is reflected in the cars’ specifications, which are based on the existing Slam trim grade. Both come with the IntelliLink infotainment system that supports various iPhone and Android apps such as BringGo satellite navigation. Also included is Siri Eyes Free voice control, but it needs a compatible iPhone running at least iOS 6 to function.

Vauxhall Adam Black Edition (2014) Front SideVauxhall Adam Black Edition (2014) Interior

Vauxhall Adam White Edition (2014) InteriorVauxhall Adam White Edition (2014) Front Side

The rest of their extra equipment comprises colour-coded 18” ‘Twister’ wheels, faux brushed aluminium door mirror caps and grille decoration, tinted rear windows, a rear roof spoiler and Morrocana upholstery to match the exterior paintwork.

Powered by a 1.4 litre petrol engine, pricing starts at £14,995. Production is being limited to just 250 examples.

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