Chevrolet Caprice 1976–1990 car dimensions: 5479 mm long, 2014 mm wide and 1478 mm high.
The cabin seats six on bench seats or eight with the optional third-row seat. Four-season air conditioning is optional, with Comfortron automatic temperature control also available as an option. Cruise-Master speed control is optional. Power windows, locks, seats and tilt steering are available options. No electronic driver aids appear in period equipment lists.
Early models in the span offer 106.4 cubic feet of total cargo volume with seats folded and can carry a 4x8 sheet of plywood with the tailgate closed. From 1977 the cargo volume is 87 cubic feet or 2500 litres, still able to take a 4x8 sheet with the three-way tailgate down. A lockable stowage compartment is fitted in the left rear quarter.
Wagons use heavy-duty suspension as standard or low-cost option to handle loads. Trailering packages add heavy-duty cooling, limited-slip differential and related hardware for towing. The body-on-frame layout and large cargo floor suit family or light work hauling of passengers and bulky items.
The cabin feels spacious and plush with full-foam seating in vinyl or cloth, woodgrain accents on the dash and doors, and optional 50/50 split benches. A third-row seat option seats eight. Power windows and air conditioning add convenience for family trips.
26-gallon fuel tank
V8 engines standard on wagons
Power front disc brakes standard
Electronic ignition standard
Seat belts standard for all positions
Wagons use V8 power with a 26-gallon tank for family hauling needs.
Electronic ignition supports longer intervals between tune-ups under normal conditions.
Standard safety includes power front discs, dual master cylinder brakes, and full seat belts.
Routine care focuses on the large body, suspension, and optional power accessories to keep it reliable.
Length 5479 mm, Width 2014 mm, Height 1478 mm, Wheelbase 2946 mm (Caprice 1976–1990)
Sources: manufacturer data and published specifications.