Chevrolet Division of General Motors has been dispensing different lineups of vehicles in the industry for almost a century now. Start of Chevrolet lineup took on way back in 1911. Chevrolet’s commitments in delivering vehicles, which would be catered not only to well-privileged individuals but also to the general masses as well, were seen through production from the early years of the century. Contemporary production included Chevrolet Express vans.

 

Chevrolet Express vehicles are another lineup for Chevrolet, which were added as new collection of vehicles in 1996. Also referred to as Chevrolet E-series, these vehicles are full-sized vans catered to functions that would haul large items. These vehicles are perfect for working class that needed to carry a variety of heavy and large items. Electricians, plumbers and other similar occupations found convenience when Chevrolet Express vans are released in the market.

Though Chevrolet Express vehicles are utilized as work vans, these can also provide an ideal passenger van that can accommodate of up 8 to 15 persons. As a transport van for both cargo and passengers, Chevrolet Express vans features a multitude of safety and security features. Safety features included standard dual-stage frontal air bags. Safety belts were not only provided for the driver and front passenger but three point-lap-and-shoulder belts are also provided for the first and second row passengers. For the younger passengers, Chevrolet Express vans are also equipped with Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children (LATCH) system. Another great feature is the OnStar system that not only offers security but convenience as well.

Chevrolet Express vans are offered in different models such as the regular and extended wheelbase lengths. For hauling large cargo, Chevrolet Express Cargo vans are also available. Other models for Chevrolet Express vans are: Chevrolet Express Cutaway vans, which are great for commercial uses and can be converted into school bus; and the Chevrolet Express Passenger vans.