When did I Buy my 2013 Captiva Lt?

I bought my 2013 Captiva LT (in late 2013) as a “new used” from a car dealer with having under 10k miles on it. My wife actually picked it out after driving a few of them.

Is the Chevy Captiva Sport a good car?

Stay tuned for the full Edmunds’ review of the 2013 Chevrolet Captiva Sport. It’s in the works, so check back here for all the details and our expert analysis. GREAT TRANSPORTATION AT A GREAT VALUE!

Is there a problem with the Chevy Captiva engine?

Since researching, this is a very common problem with the 2.4 L eco engine, same as Chevy equinox. Engine is being repaired, may need replacement. Very upsetting owning vehicle under a year, and under 100,000 miles.

How much does it cost to replace a Chevy Captiva engine?

According to them, this is a common problem for Chevy SUVS made during this time. To replace would mean to rebuild the entire engine and costs around $3,200 if you can find a shop willing to mess with it. Very disappointed.

I bought my 2013 Captiva LT (in late 2013) as a “new used” from a car dealer with having under 10k miles on it. My wife actually picked it out after driving a few of them.

Is the 2013 Captiva Vue a good car?

My vue was eventually totalled, and I purchased a 2013 Chevrolet Captiva. Purchased used. My Vue, no major problems, just routine maintenance, brakes, and a CV boot replacement. My 2013 Captiva looks cute, but is a total nightmare. I’ve never spent this much $$$ on car repairs EVER!

Is there a recall on the 2014 Captiva?

2014 Chevrolet Captiva sport lt manifold cracked causing leak and fumes going inside the car. Doing research I found article about the Chevrolet equinox having same issue and it has a recall.

When did I Buy my 2013 Captiva Lt?