Chevrolet Express Cargo Van Review
Cargo vans are definitely aimed at more of a niche audience, the average consumer might not go looking for something to haul as much as this type of van does. The van can only seat two passengers, so obviously this is a vehicle for work purposes only, and not one for the casual consumer. You can get the van in both RWD and AWD, both on the same wheelbase. The RWD version is equipped with a standard 4.3-liter V6 putting out 195 HP, that version gets 15MPG in city and 20MPG on highway. The AWD version is equipped with a standard 5.3-liter V8 301-horsepower sporting 12-MPG city and 16-MPG highway. The transmission is automatic. This van delivers exactly what you would expect from such a vehicle, plenty of storage space, a comfortable cab, and a fairly generic exterior. The price point varies but tends to be in the $20,000s, so it is not an overly expensive vehicle, and an excellent investment if you could use the extra space as a business owner. The applications that do exist for this type of vehicle are vast if you are the right person to take advantage of them.
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