Used Chevrolet Cars for Sale near Morden, MB

I rented a Captiva on a business trip for a week recently, after having test driven one (for my daughter). It looks small, but inside, it's fairly roomy. We had 3 adults and all were comfortable, though back seat was snug for me (6'/225 lbs) sitting behind driver (about 6'). Would probably be uncomfortable on longer trips. Easy access to radio and climate controls, dashboard is visible. Even though it was 4 cylinders, it got right up on the highway and into highway speeds with no problems. Finally, I really liked the visibility. We have an Avalanche and an Infiniti SUV, each with some blind spots. I really didn't sense any blind spot looking left, right or in rearview. I feel comfortable this would be a safe, practical car for my daughter and will likely buy one.

Was nice car we didnt have it a year and the engine seized it was used. Everything says it burns oil but from what I saw its not burning it its being sucked out of a hise on the top of the engine straight into the air intake. I changed the oil and less than 2 months after it was locked up never gave a warning light or nothing it started out by randomly stalling but no check engine light would illuminate so I had no clue where to start. I recommend avoiding these with the 4 cylinder or be very diligent in checking oil regular.

My 2014 Captiva started rear its ugly head a year after I got it. I bought it used at 100,000 miles on the odometer and had to have the fuel system rebuild for $750 in 2020. Last year (2022) I had to replace the heater motor and the motor door switch which cost $800. Now in 2023 the timing belt let go which messed up my #4 piston. There is moisture in my engine and oil. Plus the excessive moisture is wearing down my motor parts and cam shaft. Too expensive to fix, now shes sitting in my garage and unusable.