2012 Chevrolet Express Cargo Van Review

2012 Chevrolet Express Cargo Van Review The Chevrolet Express Cargo Van is full-sized and is available in 3 load ratings, along with 2 two wheelbases; the standard wheelbase of 135” is available in the 1500 base version, as well as the 2500 and 3500 heavy duty models. On the 2500 and 3500 the extended 155” wheelbase version is available. Standard features include 60/40 split right-side doors that swing out, AC, vinyl upholstery, a trip computer and 16” steel wheels. The heavy-duty 3500-series has a max payload capacity of 4,490lbs and a maximum towing capacity of an impressive 9,700lbs.

The BuyingAdvice Team Says:

The Chevrolet Express Cargo Van is a tough workhorse that buyers should consider if they require a functional, full sized van with impressive towing and payload abilities.

What’s New For 2012:

2012 saw no new changes in the Chevrolet Express Cargo Van.



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What is the Predicted Reliability:

Previous models of the Chevrolet Express Van scored well by J.D. Power and Associates in their initial quality studies and they awarded the Express Van an overall quality rating of 5, the highest possible score, and an overall mechanical rating of 4.

Analysis Of Safety Ratings And Features:

The Chevrolet Express Cargo Van comes equipped with antilock brakes and stability control. Side curtain airbags and OnStar emergency communications are also available as options.

Pros and Cons:

Pros
+Multiple wheelbases available
+Numerous engine choices
+Impressive towing capabilities

Cons
-No available high-roof option
-Not as much interior space as others similar models
-Has lower grade interior plastics

Head-To-Head Competition:

The Chevrolet Express Cargo Van has a comparable starting price as the GMC Savana Cargo Van and is around $10k less than the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. Both the Express and Savana have max towing capabilities of 6700lbs, with the Sprinter having 5000lbs; the Sprinter though does have a higher max payload capacity rating of 8550lbs with the Express and Savana at 7300lbs. All three offer a basic warranty of 3years/36,000miles.

What Others Are Saying:

"Being a work-focused full-size vehicle, the Express features a plain but highly functional interior with user-friendly controls and an impressive amount of cargo space….Its girth equates to low handling limits, although the van never feels tippy." – Left Lane News

Learn more about the 2012 Chevrolet Express Cargo Van at the Chevrolet manufacturer site.


 

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