GM Holden continuing celebrations is introducing the Holden Captiva 60th Anniversary special edition. The Holden Captiva 60th Anniversary is based on the LX version that has received a rear view camera, 18-inch sports alloy wheels, a new front fascia and new tail lamps. The Holden Captiva 60th Anniversary price starts at $43,990 for the petrol version and $44,990 for the diesel one. It will be available in showrooms starting from 1 May.
Holden Press Release:
Holden Drives Safety with Captiva 60th Anniversary Special Edition
GM Holden continues its anniversary celebrations
by introducing the Captiva 60th Anniversary Special Edition including a rear view camera, adding even greater safety and value to an already impressive list of standard features.
GM Holden’s Director of Marketing, Philip Brook, said the special edition was a great way to celebrate the success of the recently introduced model.
”This Special Edition is a perfect example of Holden’s commitment to safety and value which will
continue throughout this year. An already exceptional product has just got even better with the addition of a number of significant features including a rear view camera enhancing safety for both passengers and pedestrians,” said Mr Brook.
Based on the Captiva LX with standard features such as AWD, Electronic Stability Program (ESP®), curtain airbags and seven seats, the Captiva 60th Anniversary Special Edition includes the following features:
Rear view camera
18-inch sports alloy wheels (four)
Seven inch driver information display & in-dash DVD player
Leather gear shifter
New front fascia
Front passenger under-seat storage tray
Electrochromatic mirror
Silver premium painted skid plate & fog lamp inserts
Silver premium painted roof rails & door handles
New black bezel headlamps
New tail lamps
Special ‘60th anniversary’ rear badge
The Captiva 60th Anniversary Special Edition is on sale 1 May and is priced from $43,990 for the petrol variant and $44,990 for the diesel variant.
In its first full year of sales, Captiva was the third best selling model in the highly competitive Medium SUV segment in 2007. The introduction of a diesel variant in March last year proved popular with customers, accounting for more than half of Captiva sales in the last three months of the year.
