Used 2013 Chevrolet Captiva Sport Fleet SUV Crossover Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons of the 2013 Chevrolet Captiva Sport Fleet SUV Crossover
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Available as a five or seven-passenger configuration.Peppy engine offers plenty of passing power.Fantastic fuel-economy, returning 22 mpg in the city and 32 mpg on the highway.Gorgeous exterior styling that is rugged and sporty.Soft suspension for a smooth and comfortable ride.Cloth seats are available.OnStar is included for first six months.Driver Information Display lets you monitor the operations of your vehicle at all times.Affordable price will fall within the average budget.
It is nearly impossible to predict what complaints will arise with the release of the 2013 Captiva Sport Fleet, but evaluating the specs leads us to believe that there will be a few:
• No V6 option available, which some consumers tend to prefer on a sport utility vehicle.
• Limited cargo space behind the front seat. Captiva can’t compete with others in this class.
• Poor towing capacity at only 1,500 pounds.
• As of now, there is no rear seat entertainment listed.
• All-wheel drive is not standard.
• Larger tires are not available.
• Body color fascias are not available, which some prefer.
• Third row seat is not practical for adult passengers.
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