2014 Chevrolet Captiva Sport Fleet Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

Seats 5. Has a sunroof. Gets good gas mileage. The back seats fold down as it holds everything I need. Easy to drive and park. The seating is comfortable. You sit up higher. Wheelbase is good as not to rollover.

Smaller family vehicle makes it great for hauling the kids to soccer practice or band rehearsals but it's also not going to take up the entire driveway. In do not like the fact that it does not come with a full size spare but then again how many vehicles do come with anything more than a donut.

This car handles well with spacious interior. The car sits high so it's easier for people to get in and out of. This car is fuel efficient and is joy to drive. Bright lights... Easy to navigate control panel and dashboard.

My Chevrolet Captiva sport is very economical. I am disabled and it is quite spacious. It is very comfortable even on long trips. So far, it is extremely reliable. There is a very reasonable amount of cargo space and it seats 5 people comfortably.

Fuel Economy, road handling, cargo capacity for everyday use. The driver ergonomics are remarkably versatile, allowing the vehicle to accommodate a wide variety of body types. The cargo area can be switched from passenger seating to full space, allowing more groceries and other materials to be transported.

The vehicle is rather fuel efficient for a car of its size. In addition to that, the vehicle is pretty spacious and leaves enough room for us to travel in comfortably with our toddler and pets, while still feeling like a small car.

No remote start or backup camera. Does not come in a V6 or four wheel drive. No shade to cover items in the back. Radio does not show any information about calls coming in like the radio in the Equinox does. No place near the drivers side to put a purse when you have a passenger in the other seat.

The vehicles has very few cons, as fat as I am concerned. I don't like that fact that it does not come with a full size spare but then again I am willing to bet that the overwhelming majority of vehicles do not have the full size spare. This vehicles seems like it should come with it though.

This car does not have the best shocks for people who drive on bumpy roads. Windshield wiper are not great. Rear windshield wipers don't cover enough of back window. Other than that it's a wonderful car to drive in.

The Chevrolet Captiva Sport is overall a good, reliable vehicle. I am Guess abled and sometimes it is difficult to find a vehicle that can suit all of My physical needs. All in all, My physical needs my only real complaint would probably be that I wish that it had a little more leg room.

The stereo system does not accommodate non-apple products. There is a dearth of charging ports for mobile devices. It is a little bit too light for the amount of torque it can produce from a cold start, and lacks four-wheel drive.

The Bluetooth that comes stock in the car only handles phone calls. This seems pretty out of date, especially for any car made after 2010. In addition, the car refuses to keep track of the mileage under 50 miles to empty. Instead it just reads 'low', this makes me nervous to drive it when it is low on fuel.