The Chevrolet Orlando, which Chevrolet describes as a car where “flexibility meets modern design”, is a 7-seat MPV built with families in mind. The boldly designed family car is also described as a flexible and versatile vehicle, which is perfectly spacious and comfortable, while still being stylish both inside and out, appealing highly to the family buyer.
The Orlando has been pitted as a rival to the Citroen Grand Picasso, the Ford Grand C-MAX and the Renault Scenic. With multiple seating options, it is perfect for those who require versatility, whether it’s carting the kids about, chauffeuring friends, or packing the car with luggage or golf bags. The Orlando, as Chevrolet states, “has the seating and storage solutions to make it possible.”Indeed, the back seats can be folded down for extra boot space, without compromising on space for passengers.
The Chevrolet Orlando LT and LTZ models also offer Rear Parking Sensors and Park Assist systems, as well as a rear-parking camera, which is displayed in the internal display console.
As well as a fantastic parking system, the car boasts electric power steering as standard, along with Stop/Start technology in some models, keeping fuel efficiently at the forefront of the design.
The Chevrolet Orlando is perfect for family trips and long journeys through the UK without feeling cramped or uncomfortable as a driver or passenger.
Rental Expect Review
We asked some of our rental branch managers to give their opinions of the Chevrolet Orlando, and here’s what they said:
Performance Overall, the Orlando is a superb car with good body control and it handles with ease.
Who will it suit? Local businesses of varying sizes and families looking for more space, as there is plenty of room for seven adults with lots of leg room and high levels of comfort.
Look and Feel This is a good-looking car, with a well-presented interior, comprehensive controls and a good sound system. The car is very sturdy and has a quiet running sound.
So why not rent the Chevrolet Orlando for your next journey and see for yourself?