Chevrolet Captiva Owners Reviews

The Captiva with its seven seats offers a good bargain with the style, big cabin and also great performance. It gets refined a 1.5L turbocharged engine with 148 horsepower and 255 Nm of torque, mated with a CVT transmission and front-wheel drive, with optional all-wheel drive. It offers lots of space for passengers and cargo, then the leather seats, a panoramic sunroof, and automatic climate control makes it quite premium too. Safety is another area of strength like six airbags, a 360-degree camera, tire pressure monitoring, and electronic stability control.

If you’re planning to buy a large SUV, say 7-8 seater at a very tight budget but don’t want to miss out on anything, then I would recommend the Captiva based on my own experience. We’re a slightly bigger family, and most travel long distances together and also for family occasions, and wanted something big SUV but against not to spend too much. In such a need, we scanned through the market, and Captiva seems to be everybody’s choice. There is a lot to this SUV, like big size, spacious cabin, powerful engine, great features along with safety and comfort as well.

There aren’t many affordable Chevrolet SUVs out there in the market, however, the Captiva is one good exception. If you’re willing to let go of the look, this is a promising option in the mid-size SUV segment at a really great price. Starting from SAR 75K, I would definitely give the Captiva a chance, even while there are good competitors. I always like this brand but it is not affordable, but to address this market, Chevrolet has been trying with an inexpensive range. The Captiva certainly makes a positive impression with the overall package.

A single engine Chervolet Captiva is an awesome family MUV or SUV because it is a mix of everything but can win in term so of most desirable family car. A 1.5L turbocharged inline 4 engine which can produce 148hp CVT with massive 230Nm of torque is something to look out for along with the awesome maneuverability, turn and easy to navigate steering. The safety and spacious are the two biggest demands for me and I think space-wise Chervolet could do better but safety offers are adequate to decent. And all this in affordable pricing was just not possible.