KSh 2,250,000
Est. KSh 45,708/mo
About KSh 38,000–KSh 52,000 a month
Fuel, servicing and tyres at 1,500 km a month. Insurance is separate.
An estimate, not a quote. EPRA, 15 October 2026.
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Start Trade-In Valuation2018 CHEVROLET CAPTIVA 2000CC PETROL Year of Manufacture 2018 Model Chevrolet Captiva Drive Mode 2WD PERFORMANCE 2000CC Petrol Engine Automatic Transmission Smooth and responsive performance Front Wheel Drive Selectable drive modes DRIVER’S FEATURES Multi-Function Steering Wheel Keyless Entry Push Start Cruise Control Electric Parking Brake Power Steering EXTERIOR FEATURES LED Daytime Running Lights Front Fog Lamps Alloy Wheels Roof Rails Electric Retractable Side Mirrors Side Mirror Indicators Rear Parking Sensors INTERIOR FEATURES Automatic Climate Control Multi-Zone Air Conditioning Touchscreen Infotainment System Bluetooth Connectivity USB/AUX Port Reverse Camera Spacious Cabin
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The Chevrolet Captiva is a 7-seater crossover that caters to families needing ample space without venturing into full-sized SUV territory. With its petrol engine and automatic transmission, it suits urban dwellers and those who frequently travel on highways. Its 2WD configuration makes it more economical for city use, though less suited for off-road adventures. The Captiva is ideal for those prioritizing passenger capacity and comfort over rugged terrain capability.
The Captiva has a mixed reliability reputation. While the engine is generally robust, electrical issues and transmission concerns can arise, especially as mileage increases. Regular maintenance is crucial to avoid costly repairs.
Service intervals should be strictly followed to maintain reliability. The automatic transmission requires careful attention, with fluid changes at recommended intervals to prevent issues. Overall, maintenance costs can be higher than some Japanese rivals.
Parts for the Captiva are moderately available in Nairobi's Kirinyaga Road and Grogan areas, though some components might need to be ordered from abroad, which can delay repairs. Genuine parts are best sourced from authorized dealers, though aftermarket options exist.
The petrol engine in the Captiva tends to be on the thirstier side, especially in Nairobi's stop-and-go traffic. Expect better fuel efficiency on highways, but overall, it's not the most economical in its class.
General guidance for the Chevrolet Captiva in the Kenyan market — always verify the specific vehicle's condition and history.
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