2014 Chevrolet Captiva Sport LTZ
- Used
The highlights
- Leather upholstery
- Automatic temperature control
- Emergency communication system
- Power moonroof
- Wireless phone connectivity
- Parking sensors
- Rain sensing wipers
- Auto-dimming rearview mirror
- Split folding rear seat
- Heated front seats
- Perimeter/approach lights
- Remote keyless entry
Notes from the dealer
Shoppers evaluating the Captiva Sport LTZ alongside other compact SUVs will appreciate this vehicleâs blend of comfort, technology, and convenience. If your daily routine involves both city commuting and weekend trips, the Captiva Sportâs automatic temperature control, power driver seat, and split folding rear seats offer adaptability that fits active lifestyles. For those living in or around Sw Mt Vernon, IA, the front-wheel drive configuration delivers reliable traction for typical road conditions, while rain sensing wipers and a rear window defroster add peace of mind during seasonal weather changes.
While competitors like the Toyota RAV4 might emphasize all-wheel drive or sportier handling, the Captiva Sport LTZ delivers smooth, consistent power from its 2.4L 4-Cylinder SIDI DOHC VVT engine, paired with a responsive 6-speed automatic transmission. Its focus on refinement and everyday usability means drivers enjoy composed highway cruising and predictable city maneuverability. Features like four-wheel independent suspension and electronic stability control ensure the SUV remains confident in a variety of scenarios, giving it an edge in comfort and drivability over less feature-rich alternatives.
Safety is a standout area for the Captiva Sport LTZ, with essential features like ABS brakes, dual front and side impact airbags, electronic stability control, and brake assist coming standard. While other SUVs in this class may require you to upgrade or pay extra for systems like rear parking sensors and an exterior parking camera, the Captiva Sport makes these available without additional packages. The inclusion of rain sensing wipers and OnStar Directions & Connections emergency communication system further enhance both driver convenience and safety in everyday use.
This Captiva Sport LTZ comes well-equipped with amenities that directly impact comfort and convenience. The Preferred Equipment Group 1LZ brings in automatic temperature control, heated leather front seats, a power moonroof, and a deluxe front bucket seat setup. Entertainment and connectivity are addressed through a 10-speaker audio system, SiriusXM radio, and steering wheel mounted audio controls. Additional features such as remote keyless entry, garage door transmitter, and a split folding rear seat ensure this SUV adapts seamlessly to family, work, or leisure needs.
Compared to the Ford Escape and Honda CR-V, the Captiva Sport LTZ distinguishes itself through its higher standard content and upscale appointments. While competitors may match on core specs, they often require buyers to select higher trims or option packages to access premium features like a power moonroof or leather seating. The Captiva Sportâs EPA city rating of 20 MPG and highway rating of 28 MPG further support its credentials as a practical, cost-effective choice for those seeking both comfort and efficiency in their next SUV.
Why choose the Captiva Sport LTZ over competitors? It offers a more extensive list of standard comfort and technology features than many rivals in its class. What does this SUV include that others donât? Heated front seats, a power moonroof, deluxe leather-appointed trim, and rain sensing wipers are all standard here, often requiring costly upgrades elsewhere.
To see the 2014 Chevrolet Captiva Sport LTZ in person or schedule a test drive, contact Lynch Ford Chevrolet at 319-895-8500. Visit us at 410 Business 30 Sw Mt Vernon, IA 52314 to compare this SUV to other top contenders and make an informed decision among your competitive options.
KBB.com Consumer Reviews
- 5.0
Love this car!
by c0bae5df on 2/21/2023 3:39:03 AM
Bought this used with 77,000 miles on it 7 yes ago (2016). We live in ohio, have made 7 trips to Daytona Fla., trips to Tenn., Maryland, Indiana, Canada...and now has 118,000 miles on here and have only changed oil, rotated tires, new battery, catalytic converter..it runs like the day we bought it GREAT!! Wish they still made them, we'd have another. - 4.0
Been a decent vehicle
by sskrill on 8/31/2022 5:49:19 PM
I bought this car in 2015 with about 30k miles - its now 2022 and I have 100k miles. Its been a good car for the time I've owned it. I bought another vehicle a yr ago so this is my weekend vehicle now. Its a Chevy so its going to have Chevy issues - its not high end so you'll have minor issues like a trim clip breaking, or the paint having a few minor cracks. Overall for a 9 year old car its really held up. I've paid for a few interior trim pieces to be replaced - was able to buy the part on ebay and do it myself for next to nothing (and I'm a 50 yo woman). The fabric seats have held up well even with all 15 of my foster dogs. They only repair I can remember getting done aside from regular maintenance, was some sort of buildup that was causing it to stall, but once that repair was made it ran perfectly. - 4.0
Solid, comfy, and a good trip car
by STLVan on 8/15/2022 6:37:07 PM
Bought this used from Enterprise in 2015. getting 30 mpg on a road trip was easy, as long as you don't stray too far from the speed limit. Power seat is very comfy, handling is really good, as is the view out. I like the sound system. The ride is comfy and quiet. Measure interior against a friend's Ford Escape; it's close but the Chevy interior is a bit wider. It's no hot rod, but it'll easily get to 60mph on an up-ramp without distressing the drive train. I'd buy it all over again. Low maintenance: replaced a front hub
