Chevy Captiva - A/C performance in 2nd and 3rd row seats

Harishwar · 30th October 2010, 06:35

Hiya All,

Good to be back in touch with you all.

Could you please share experiences on Captiva's AC cooling performance on 2nd and 3rd rows as they do not have dual A/C or additional vents.
I intend to present this to my parents. As I have been reading that between the Captiva and the Endeavor, the Chevy has better ride comfort.

All views both for and against most welcome.

Appreciate all expert advice,

Regards,

Harish

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vgsr · 16th November 2010, 23:10

I just bought a Captiva. 2 weeks back. The cooling in the 2nd row is fine and it takes very little time to bring down the temperature. the 3rd row takes a while more to cool down and one does not feel the air flow. please note i am talking of bangalore weather conditions which is usually very pleasant. I am certain the 3 rd row will be a problem in any place which is warmer. . The 2nd row should be fine.
I am ok with this as i will rarely use the 3rd row

Harishwar · 17th November 2010, 17:28

@ vgsr

Congrats on your new buy. and Many thanks for your feed back on the AC performance. I was waiiiiiiiiting for a long time for a response in Team-BHP and was losing hope..

Could you please post some pictures of both Interior and exteriors.

Have made any trip in you new ride? Please tell us about it.

As far as I have searched, haven't seen any ownership reviews of captiva.

Look forward to your posts about your new Machine.

Cheers

sbraj · 17th November 2010, 21:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by Harishwar

As far as I have searched, haven't seen any ownership reviews of captiva.

vgsr's ownership thread here . Here is another one.

30th October 2010, 06:35	#1
Harishwar Newbie Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Lagos Nigeria Posts: 16 Thanked: 0 Times	Chevy Captiva - A/C performance in 2nd and 3rd row seats Hiya All, Good to be back in touch with you all. Could you please share experiences on Captiva's AC cooling performance on 2nd and 3rd rows as they do not have dual A/C or additional vents. I intend to present this to my parents. As I have been reading that between the Captiva and the Endeavor, the Chevy has better ride comfort. All views both for and against most welcome. Appreciate all expert advice, Regards, Harish Note from the Team-BHP Support Staff : This topic has been moved to the appropriate section. We thank you for your thread, and would appreciate you taking the effort to post in the correct section. Last edited by Amartya : 30th October 2010 at 07:43. Reason: Corrected typos and added Mod note
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16th November 2010, 23:10	#2
vgsr BHPian Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Bangalore Posts: 66 Thanked: 41 Times	I just bought a Captiva. 2 weeks back. The cooling in the 2nd row is fine and it takes very little time to bring down the temperature. the 3rd row takes a while more to cool down and one does not feel the air flow. please note i am talking of bangalore weather conditions which is usually very pleasant. I am certain the 3 rd row will be a problem in any place which is warmer. . The 2nd row should be fine. I am ok with this as i will rarely use the 3rd row
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17th November 2010, 17:28	#3
Harishwar Newbie Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Lagos Nigeria Posts: 16 Thanked: 0 Times	@ vgsrCongrats on your new buy. and Many thanks for your feed back on the AC performance. I was waiiiiiiiiting for a long time for a response in Team-BHP and was losing hope.. Could you please post some pictures of both Interior and exteriors. Have made any trip in you new ride? Please tell us about it. As far as I have searched, haven't seen any ownership reviews of captiva. Look forward to your posts about your new Machine. Cheers
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