Chevrolet Captiva
✓Comfortable for urban driving and suitable for families
✓Relatively large trunk for the model
✓Relatively large trunk for an SUV of this size (585 liters with seats up)
✓Lower purchase price compared to Japanese competitors (Hyundai Tucson, Kia Sorento)
✗High fuel consumption in local driving conditions
✗Partial reliability issues after several years
✗Weak engines and slow acceleration (140 hp diesel, 170 hp petrol)
✗Lower build quality and fit and finish compared to Japanese competitors
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✓Basic long-term reliability in urban driving conditions and harsh weather
✓Relatively good ride comfort for a small car of its type
✓Permanent all-wheel drive (AWD) providing excellent grip on wet roads and slippery surfaces
✓Advanced safety equipment for its year: EyeSight system (adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, and more)
