Chevrolet Captiva Sport Usados en Venta

The biggest draw for me regarding the Chevy Captiva 2015 LS was that it was (is) my first car. When we went to the lot, we initially were looking at Toyota RAV 4s, and after checking out a few 2012-2013 models, we weren't super satisfied. After having the opportunity to drive the vehicle around the lot a little bit, it seemed like it was a pretty clear improvement over the RAV 4s. The display in the car was much more modern, it had more bells and whistles in the interior, and so on and so forth. However, it seems like the overall build of the car is fairly cheap, as there are always little things that kind of set me off while I am driving. For example, the car makes a ton of noise while driving and I don't really know why. Additionally, I started driving on cars that were much larger than the Captiva sport, so it felt much smaller by comparison. The engine was also smaller, which I found to be fairly annoying when it came time to accelerate out of a red light or when trying to merge onto a highway. There is something very frustrating about being passed by a bunch of people whose cars are able to reach top speed much faster than mine by comparison.

It is a comfortable vehicle, spacious interior spaces, good quality, its engine is of excellent power, the suspension is very soft, the board as its seats are very beautiful and comfortable and the price is quite accessible, I do not like the original colors of factory, should use colors more according to the type of vehicle.

Dislike gas mileage, burns oil quickly, little power when gas it. It has always made a noise when air conditioner running and when idling it seems like it always gasps for air like it might cut off and it has. This car was a good deal at the time I purchased it, but I will do a lot more research next time and not just buy one because of mileage or the way it looks. It has lasted awhile but just barely. Feels like it could break down at any time. Have to treat it extremely careful and be ginger with it. It is a four cylinder and has no real power to it. It is more for a mother of young children and mine are almost grown now. I do not think I will purchase another Chevrolet car again. I would possibly be interested in buying a truck or a more rugged vehicle that I can haul stuff in, in the future. It has close to 140,000 miles on it now and when I bought it, it had 35,000. I was told that model was never released to the public for sale. It was strictly a fleet car for car rental companies. I did and do not like the small leg room. I do not like the fact that it is hard to get to engine parts without taking it to a mechanic, and the oil is even almost impossible to change on your own. It is not a user-friendly car for a personal owner who has to maintain it and keep it going daily. I hope this answered all your questions.