New Chevrolet Epica gets extra kit

The new Chevrolet Epica medium saloon will include a new range of sports styling and navigation accessories, designed to keep Epica drivers on the straight and narrow while looking good.

A bespoke body styling package and suspension lowering kit lets everyone know you didn't quite think that the new Chevrolet Epica was sporty looking enough for your tastes. Now that you've spent £465 pound on the colour-coded front and rear lower skirts and side sills, and splashed a further £191 on the lowering kit that drops the Epica by 30mm, you can wheel-spin off the lights with the best of them.

Throw in a set of 18” Satin Silver rims, a chrome exhaust tailpipe trim (enquire with selected local Chevrolet dealer for prices) and some brushed alloy-effect 'EPICA' engraved kick plates (£65) and the Epica adopts an altogether more meaningful driving pose.

If you're more concerned with substance over style, then perhaps a Navigation System designed especially for the Chevrolet Epica will float your boat. Priced at £1,275, the system is fitted with a detachable widescreen colour display, remote control, an integrated traffic message channel and all the other jam-avoiding paraphernalia you'd expect to keep you one step ahead of the game.

Detachable tow bars, expandable towing mirrors and roof-mounted Chevrolet X-bars make life that much easier if you want to link a caravan or trailer to the rear-end of your Epica, the latter accommodating £45 pounds worth of lockable Cycle Carriers, and £135 pounds worth of Roof Box.

Indeed, Chevrolet has now got every Epica angle covered, right down to the Load Lining details at £48 and Cargo Organiser at £99, which will both allow you to manage boot dynamics better than without.

Floor mats, side window deflectors and a first aid kit, spare bulb and warning triangle-inclusive Travel Pack for £35 complete Chevrolet's accessorising.