5", while the more expensive Chevrolet based seven seat only models were rebranded "Captiva 7". Holden fitted the Captiva 5 with the 2.4 litre petrol engine only. Front wheel drive models employed the five speed manual transmission only, with the five speed automatic variant tendered only in conjunction with all wheel drive. Series II revisions were announced for Captiva 5 in February 2011, with sales commencing in March. The changes included the implementation of the facelift, including a new mesh grille insert with thin air intakes, chrome bezelled fog lamps, and new tail lamp lenses. The Series II Captiva 5 also gained updated powertrains, with an uprated 2.4 litre inline four petrol engine, and the 2.2 litre turbo diesel. Six speed manual and automatic transmissions are fitted with the petrol engine, with diesel available only with the six speed automatic. References External links Antara Compact sport utility vehicles Crossover sport utility vehicles All-wheel-drive vehicles Front-wheel-drive vehicles Cars introduced in 2006 2010s cars