On the outside, Captiva also adds the durable and rugged look of integrated 'skid' panels in front and rear bumpers and contrasting dark sill and wheel arch mouldings. Add the use of new high quality materials and even closer attention to fit and finish and you have a high quality product that belies its great value pricing. Examples include the strong 'face' of the brand incorporating a prominent Chevrolet logo the facia design with integrated in-car entertainment and unambiguous controls, clear and informative instrumentation and details on the door cases, seats and console.

It heralds the introduction of a new-style generation of Chevrolet products for Europe and, both inside and out, features design cues that will become familiar on future models. It will also appeal to a wide range of customers, from established families looking for a more stylish alternative to a seven-seat MPV to those with an outdoor lifestyle desiring a practical load carrier with good road manners and soft-road capability for those weekends in the country.Ĭoming in close behind value is striking design and Captiva excels here too.

From the entry level 2.4 litre petrol-engined front wheel drive LS to the fully equipped 2.0 litre 150 PS diesel automatic LT, Captiva leaves nothing to be desired at any level. The new Captiva underpins Chevrolet's driving force - value for money. Captiva will be on sale in the UK from September 2006. Designed specifically for the European market, it will be available with front or all-wheel drive, five or seven seats and with a 2.4 litre petrol or leading-edge 2.0 litre diesel engine and will appeal to a wide range of customers. From the manufacturers of the very first SUV back in 1935, Captiva is the latest in a long line of authentic sport utility vehicles offering great value for money in a stylish and practical package. The new Chevrolet Captiva brings a new dimension to the SUV market in the UK.

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