Used 2016 Chevrolet Express 3500 Passenger LT Van

2016 Chevrolet Express 3500 Passenger LT Extended Van. 1 Owner. 29K Original Miles. 15 Passenger. Looks & Runs Excellent. New PA Safety Inspection. Free Warranty. Easy Instant Financing. Trades are Welcome! If you don’t need the tall roof offered by Ford and Ram’s newer vans, the 2016 Express van from Chevrolet has much going for it. Properly equipped, the Express cargo van can tow up to 10,000 pounds, while the Express passenger van can seat up to 15 people. The 2016 Chevrolet Express van is a tried-and-true workhorse that matches up well with designs from Ford, Ram, Mercedes-Benz and Nissan. Although the Express Van doesn’t offer an extended-roof option or all-wheel drive, it's still a known commodity to upfitters everywhere, Chevy’s Express Van certainly has its merits. Time spent behind the wheel of Chevy’s 2016 Express van feels oddly like driving a decade-old pickup truck. At times, the ride is bit bouncy, but mostly comfortable so long as road ahead is smooth. The turning radius seems much wider than rival vans from Ford and Ram, and stability in corners is predictable. What matters more are the Express van’s strong engine, versatile cargo bay and a low roofline that takes the worry out of clearing low entrances. The 2016 Chevy Express is a vehicle for serious work, and the interior reflects that. This Passenger version fits in the van world, with enough seating for up to 15 people across four rows with carpeting and rear air conditioning. The Chevy’s Express Passenger van has been around for years and its shape is a familiar one. It’s a box with rounded corners and is not unattractive; in fact, it looks about as good as might be reasonably expected. Even though the vast majority of Expresses on the road are white, it was actually available in several colors. Exterior differentiations are few, but include sliding or split swing-out side doors and rear doors with or without windows. Obviously, Passenger models have windows along both sides.