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Old 13th January 2009, 21:14   #31
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Hey people

Just spoke with "someone" from General Motors chennai, and was told that the new captiva awd is getting launched on the republic day !!

Major changes are

1. automatic transmisiion
2. all wheel drive
3. number of airbags have been increased to 8
4. touch screen audio system with 2 lcd screen for second row passenger


ohh the price expected is 26 lac +



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ps: i am not much of a writer, so please excuse the mistakes.

will post entire details as i am expecting the details to reach me by monday

apart from the above mentioned there is cruise control , sun roof and remote operated automatic boot door opener with the new captiva awd !!

i am also told about some torque difference between the awd and the LT version. unfortunatly i dont have the right figures in hand , and i dont want to get bashed by my fellow T-BHP 'ians for giving the wrong info !!
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Optimism

If Chevy sells Captiva at 21L OTR Bangalore, do you really think Toyota would do it for 17-18L?
nothing wrong in being optimistic i know the fortuner will be around 21+ add an extra lakh or 2 for taxes in Karnataka...
But to top it all no confirmed reports about its arrival !!!!! so this discussion might be absolutely pointless!!

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But to top it all no confirmed reports about its arrival !!!!! so this discussion might be absolutely pointless!!
The Captiva AT was shown to the public in the ACI show last year, and it has been confirmed for January launch by GM executives.
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nothing wrong in being optimistic i know the fortuner will be around 21+ add an extra lakh or 2 for taxes in Karnataka...
But to top it all no confirmed reports about its arrival !!!!! so this discussion might be absolutely pointless!!
Its confirmed that captiva awd is launching this month.

GM is making it a big secret out of this, but its confirmed that the launch will be on 26th jan.

( as per verry verry reliable sources )
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The Captiva AT was shown to the public in the ACI show last year, and it has been confirmed for January launch by GM executives.
Nothing much different except the AWD badge.

Captiva AWD launching on Jan 26th EDIT: Now launched-chevrolet_captiva_awd.jpg
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Old 23rd January 2009, 15:58   #36
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GM has announced the updated prices for the AWD/ AT Captiva. It is called Captiva "LTZ" and priced at Rs. 2,032,751 ex- showroom Cochin, while existing 2WD "LT" is at Rs. 1,864,754. Price difference is Rs. 1,67,997.

Compare the LTZ pricing to competition:

CRV 2.4 AT- Rs. 20,03,100
Outlander (Also AT): 20,35,000

Seems that Chevrolet has finally got pricing right.
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Old 23rd January 2009, 16:05   #37
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Thats really good pricing... does it have all the other features mentioned in the thread besides the AWD + AT? Usually the price diff between auto and manual is around 1-1.5 lakhs.
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Thats really good pricing... does it have all the other features mentioned in the thread besides the AWD + AT? Usually the price diff between auto and manual is around 1-1.5 lakhs.
Nope. The only additional features seem to be

- AWD
- AT
- Traction Control
- Descent Control
- ESP

Still, seems like a pretty good deal. I got the details from Captiva website.
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Nope. The only additional features seem to be

- AWD
- AT
- Traction Control
- Descent Control
- ESP

Still, seems like a pretty good deal. I got the details from Captiva website.
Thanks for the link to the website. If it has a rear centre 3-point ELR seatbelt and a rollover sensor, then it should be a good competitor for the VW Tiguan. Although, the Tiguan received five stars in the EuroNCAP test versus the Captiva's four.
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Day in Pics - Economic Times

Its launched today.
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Old 24th January 2009, 07:35   #42
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The Hindu : Business : General Motors launches upgraded Captiva

The pricing seems to be quite fair!
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You bet, the premium for AWD is pretty reasonable. Would love to check it out and gauge whether the road manners have improved.
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apart from ABS and airbags you get awesome safety features.
AWD, HDC,TCS, ESP great just great totally VFM this car!!!

can some one explain this automative level ride control suspension system feature is it different from adaptive air suspension system which are featured in high end cars or its the same with a different name?
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Well if that is the price comparison for CR-V and Captiva, its not a bad deal .
But if the CR-V is a CBU and captiva is made in India ( just assuming, not sure) then the pricing appears wrong.
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