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Specifications
BrandChevroletGMDaewoo
ModelCaptiva
Trim2WD LS Premium
Production dateAug 2013
Engine displacement1998 см³
Seats7
Power163 hp
Mileage53,005 km
TransmissionAutomatic
FuelDiesel
Drivetrain2WD
ColorWhite
Plate number28***37
VINKLACA26YDDB******
Equipment
ABS
CD player
Power door locks
Power windows
Power steering
Remote keyless entry
Alloy wheels
Traction control (TCS)
Side airbags
Heated front seats
Power-folding side mirrors
Driver airbag
Passenger airbag
Steering wheel remote controls
Rear parking sensors
Tire pressure monitor (TPMS)
Stability control (ESC)
Curtain airbags
Roof rack
Heated rear seats
Cruise control
AUX port
USB port
Electronic parking brake (EPB)
Bluetooth
History and condition (source data)
Insurance history
Insurance claims1
Nature of damage3,982,828 ₩
TheftNo
Flood damageNo
Insurance claims by date
05/10/20153,982,828 ₩
Usage history
Usage typePersonal vehicle
Plate change history
Plate changes2
Change after accidentPossible
Plate changes by date
08/20/201328오XXXX
Body panels (inspection data)

The official inspection report notes minor/cosmetic repair work (no major damage). The panel diagram below may not reflect this — for some vehicles the inspection report is only available as scanned images, without a per-panel breakdown.


Replacement or repair of these parts means more serious damage than an ordinary body panel — the car's structural geometry was affected.
Replaced parts
No replaced parts
How to read this diagram
Original — Factory panel — never repaired or repainted.
Replaced — The panel was removed and replaced with a new or salvage part — usually a sign of more serious damage.
Repaired — The panel was repaired (bodywork/welding) — usually a minor repair or cosmetic touch-up, not necessarily from an accident.
Corrosion — Corrosion found on the panel.
Scratches — Scratches on the panel — usually cosmetic.
Dents — Dents/unevenness on the panel, without paint or replacement work.
Damage — The panel is damaged — the exact nature of the damage isn't specified further.

