Chevrolet are a manufacturer that’s has become well know for superb value for money and the addition of a new entry-level diesel model of the Chevrolet Captiva further enforces this. The new five-seater 2.0 VCDi LS Captiva costs less then the Kia Sorento, Nissan X-Trail and the Hyundai Santa Fe. The new model comes with air conditioning, 16-inch alloys, a glass-flip tailgate, electronically-adjustable heated door mirrors, an eight-way adjustable driver’s seat, a powerful six-speaker RDS radio/CD player with MP3 socket, steering-wheel mounted audio controls, front, side and curtain airbags, remote control two-stage deadlocking and charcoal-effect roof rails – all as standard.
The new Captiva will make a very sound leasing option with its combined fuel economy figure of 38.7mpg, CO2 emissions of 195g/km, acceleration of 0-60 in 10.8 seconds and a top speed of 112mph.
The latest addition to the Captiva family joins the Aveo Supermini and Epica family saloon, both of which are new for 2008.
