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10.0

really awful
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 1
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
61,238 miles

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2014 Chevrolet Captiva Owner Comments

problem #4

Jul 082022

Captiva

  • miles

A D V E R T I S E M E N T S

2014 Chevrolet Captiva on Friday July 8th 2022, The sun visor catch on fire from the passenger seat. The reasons still are unknown. The issue could be ending in a disaster and I have to claim this problem as fast as I can

- Jacksonville, NC, USA

problem #3

Jan 012021

Captiva

  • 95,000 miles
The vehicle idle control began misbehaving, whether stationary or in motion. The car constantly idled higher than it should, even after a throttle body replacement and fuel pump replacement. Now the car is riding worse than ever, with a lot of vibration in the steering column/brakes, which happens sitting still and worsens as the speed climbs. The windshield washer pumps (front and back) have both gone out. The suspension is horrible and despite new tires, balancing, rotation, alignments...brakes/rotors, you name it... the car just doesn't drive very smoothly. Now the engine is knocking and the timing chain sounds like it is in need of replacement. I doubt I will ever buy another Chevy, despite being loyal to the brand and only purchasing Chevy. Highly disappointed in their craftsmanship, if you can call it that.

- Rome, GA, USA

problem #2

Jan 012020

Captiva 4-cyl

  • 80,000 miles
In January 2020 I took the car into the shop after hearing noise from the engine. I had to have the timing chain replaced, but as they looked it over they said the engine needed replaced, due to oil leaking. A couple weeks before it was very cold close to 4 degrees and while I was driving into work at 6am I heard a loud sound while at a red light, it sounded like a gun shot. I assumed it was coming from a nearby neighborhood. But to find out my mechanic said that was the engine frozen and popped. He said when its cold that happens to this engine. Unreal! two weeks ago, my car started to smell like it was burning and gas. So I took it in and they replaced the cat converter, exhaust manifold, and leaking seal. Last week, I went to unlock the doors with the remote the rear wiper fluid motor started and ran continuously, to the point it doesn't work at all now. Now this week my trunk will not open, both front head lights burnt out, my traction control keeps turning on/off, my speakers are popping, radio is cutting in/out. I bought this car from the dealer in 2014 with 12K miles on it, always serviced the vehicle, changed the oil regularly, inspected yearly, preventive maintenance every 6 months. Now have 83K miles and I need this car to last me two more years.

- Pittsburgh, PA, USA

problem #1

Mar 132019

Captiva

  • 69,950 miles
There is no temperature variance for the dash defroster (only on defrost setting). It is either extremely cold or extremely hot. Maita Chevrolet in elk grove is claiming "that's the way it was designed" their logic is off, nor have I found any evidence of that statement to be true.

- Sacramento, CA, USA

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