Holden Captiva Wreckers Sydney: used parts matched to your car
The Captiva is a family SUV that arrived in 2006 and was built on a Korean platform. The first CG series ran to 2011, and a CG II update followed with new lights, bumpers and interior parts. A further facelift came in 2015. As Holden Captiva wreckers in Sydney, we match each request to the right generation and body style before quoting.
It was sold as a five-seater and as a seven-seater, and the third row changes the rear body, seats and some suspension. Engines include a 2.4 petrol, a 3.0 or 3.2 V6 and the 2.0 and 2.2 diesels. Drive is front-wheel or all-wheel.
Please tell us the series, seats, engine and drive, plus the trim (5, 7, LX, LTZ).
What do you need to know about my Captiva?
Series or year, five or seven seats, engine, drive and part number.
Do five-seat and seven-seat Captivas share parts?
Many mechanical parts do, but rear body and seat parts can differ.
Captiva parts for family SUVs
Typical Captiva requests include tailgates, tail lights, bumpers, headlights, mirrors, seats, brake parts and suspension components. Customers come to our Holden Captiva wreckers for the parts listed below, among others.
The diesel engines are the subject of many questions, so give us the capacity and year. On AWD cars, the rear differential and coupling are specific, and the CG II updated several trim and lamp parts.
For seats, state whether the car has leather and the seat layout.
To see what else we cover from the brand, our overview of Holden wreckers is a handy start.
Can a CG Captiva part fit a CG II?
Body parts changed with the update. Confirm the number.
Do you have Captiva third-row seats?
Ask with the year; availability depends on recovered cars.
Condition of used Captiva parts
Staff remove and check each part, and you cannot choose from the yard. Ask about the specific item.
For seats, ask for photos of the trim and any wear. For tailgates, ask about the glass, the wiper motor and the lock. For suspension, ask about bushes and leaks.
We give no warranty or guarantee. A faulty part, or one we supplied incorrectly, can be returned; a part the customer ordered in error cannot be refunded.
What if my Captiva part is faulty?
Contact us with order details to arrange a return.
Can I return a Captiva part ordered wrongly?
No. Please confirm the spec first.
Captiva pickup and delivery
Collect from our Sydney site at an agreed time, or ask for delivery. Small parts can usually be couriered. Our Holden Captiva wreckers Sydney team can confirm the best way to move your part.
Captiva tailgates, bumpers and seats need freight, and engines and gearboxes need a truck. Shipping is extra. We cannot courier batteries or tyres.
Can a Captiva tailgate be freighted?
Yes, subject to the destination.
Does the Captiva price include delivery?
No, it is separate.