Thoughts on Chevrolet Captiva

charlieharper · 26-07-2011 08:37PM #1

I'm looking to sell my car & was thinking of going for an SUV because there's a baby on the way & need room for buggies, baggage, golf clubs. This week's Autotrader has a Northern Dealer offering a great finance deal on the Captiva. I know it's obscure but I've heard them being praised on parts rarely give trouble in them. Anyone have one would they recommend it?

colm_mcm · 26-07-2011 09:25PM

If you're reregistering down here, I don't think you can get finance in the uk

OldmanMondeo · 26-07-2011 09:36PM

This is the daewoo sorry Chevorlet version of the opel antara. If it share parts with the antara, I would steer well clear. I know someone with one and have heard from other owners about the problems they give.

si_guru · 26-07-2011 10:40PM

I bet the emissions are ****e... = more VRT and higher road tax + low resale.

Look at a Pug 3008... Or Kia Ceed SW..

Not all 4x4 have great boots btw. that Diff has to go somewhere!

When my kids came along we got a Berlingo - the most practical reliable I ever had!

Owen · 26-07-2011 10:53PM

That'll be the Daewoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.

VolvoMan · 26-07-2011 11:11PM

Owen wrote: »

That'll be the Daewoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.

These days I have a strange hankering for an old Espero:

I can't seem to explain it....

EPM · 26-07-2011 11:14PM

VolvoMan wrote: »

These days I have a strange hankering for an old Espero:

I can't seem to explain it....

Therapy might get to the root cause because you need help.

Owen · 26-07-2011 11:15PM

Tell you what VolvoMan, bend over, pull your pants down, and I'll stick an egg whisk up your ass and turn it on. It'd be a similar sensation to owning one of those :pac:

VolvoMan · 26-07-2011 11:25PM

Owen wrote: »

Tell you what VolvoMan, bend over, pull your pants down, and I'll stick an egg whisk up your ass and turn it on. It'd be a similar sensation to owning one of those :pac:

Thoughts on Chevrolet Captiva

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