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Well equipped, attractive upmarket design
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Poor handling, noisy diesel engine, expensive to run, small boot for a 4x4, awful gearbox
The Antara is a five-seat 4x4 in the same mould as the Toyota RAV4 and Honda CR-V and is essentially the replacement for the long-running Frontera which stopped being sold in 2003. It's neat styling, decent equipment levels and modern cabin give it plenty of appeal but unfortunately the Antara lags behind other similar off roaders in too many key areas. The vague steering and wallowy handling do it few favours while the five-speed gearbox is poor. Elsewhere, the 2.0-litre CDTi diesel is noisy and crude which only adds to the feel that the Antara is dated before its time.
Owners' reviews
3 people have reviewed their Antara and noted down advice on any problems they have experienced.
