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2013 Holden Captiva Pricing and Specs

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$10,520*
Holden Captiva
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CarsGuide has published 2 expert reviews of the Holden Captiva 2013. It has an average rating of 5 out of 10. Read all the reviews here.

The Holden Captiva 2013 prices range from $5,500 for the basic trim level SUV Captiva 5 to $12,870 for the top of the range SUV Captiva 5 LTZ (4X4).

The Holden Captiva 2013 comes in SUV.

The Holden Captiva 2013 is available in Diesel and Unleaded Petrol. Engine sizes and transmissions vary from the SUV 2.2L 6 SP Automatic to the SUV 3.0L 6SP Automatic.

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$2,200

2 Listings

$4,719

5 Listings

$6,399

28 Listings

$8,079

45 Listings

$9,759

94 Listings

$11,439

62 Listings

$13,119

46 Listings

$14,799

27 Listings

$16,479

6 Listings

$18,999

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$2,200

$18,999

Holden Captiva FAQs

Has my 2013 Holden Captiva been recalled?

The ACCC operates a national website that lists all safety recalls. Included within that is a complete list of automotive recalls for Australian cars. You can visit the site here.


You simply search for your car's make, year and model and the website will tell you what recalls have been applied over the years. The alternative is to find a Holden service outlet who should be able to check your car's VIN and identify what recalls were relevant and whether they've been carried out (i.e fixed) or not.

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How to get a new 2013 Holden Captiva key with a working remote

You can buy replacement keys from locksmiths or online. They're not very expensive for the Captiva (unlike many cars which can cost hundreds) but you will need to have the key cut by a locksmith to make it work with the locks in your car.


If the remote control unit is working, you can fit the new key to that, or you can buy the whole unit with a new remote control. This new remote unit needs to be coded so that it talks to the computer in your car, but again, a locksmith should be able to handle this. If not, a Holden service centre will be able to code the new remote.

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Should I replace the engine in my 2013 Holden Captiva?

Depending on what sounds the engine is making will determine whether the engine is a throwaway or can be fixed. But if the consensus is that the engine in your car is beyond redemption, then I reckon a second-hand engine from a wrecked Captiva would be the best bet. I don’t think the car itself would be worth enough money to justify a rebuilt engine which could run to $10,000 or more.


Nobody wants to tell you this, but fundamentally, the Captiva was a pretty ordinary car. Lots of owners had lots of transmission problems (which you already know about) and plenty of diesel engines destroyed their turbochargers and – in some cases – the rest of the engine in the process. The petrol V6 was no beacon of excellence either, with a terrifying propensity to consume timing chains.


Who at Holden has rejected your claim for help in repairing the car? If it was the dealer, I’d simply go around that business and talk directly to Holden’s customer service department. The fact that the car has a full Holden service history might sway opinion at head office, but I wouldn’t be going to the bank on it given the age of the vehicle.

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* Price is the median price of 318 listings for the Captiva 2013 for sale in the last 6 months. The Price excludes costs such as stamp duty, other government charges and options.

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