Used 2020 Chevrolet Express 3500 Cargo Van

This 2020 Chevrolet Express full-size van is not the most modern of work vehicles. It’s a no-frills appliance available in a cargo van, so it works for a plumber who needs to haul a dozen kitchen sinks or for any business owner looking for utility, durability and reliability in a commercial van that's not overwhelming in size. While newer rivals have migrated from Europe — like the Ford Transit, Ram ProMaster and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter — the Chevy Express is old-school American. It means that locating replacement parts to keep the Express show on the road is simple enough. And this van has a long history of delivering the goods metaphorically as well as literally. It should come as no surprise that the 2020 Chevy Express, with its roots in 1996, doesn’t have the same modern driving feel as the competition. It’s more like an old pickup, unable to smooth out rough road surfaces and with vague steering. The turning circle isn’t as tight as, say, a Transit or ProMaster. And corners are best approached cautiously. On the plus side are the strong engine, easily configurable cargo bay and a standard-height roof that takes the worry out of accessing areas with low clearance. Think of an Express interior as a blank canvas. The cargo model can be upfitted to suit a range of diverse professions and offers a second seating row. The maximum payload in the 3500 version is 4,250 pounds. A rectangular box with rounded-off corners probably isn’t the most aesthetically pleasing shape, but it works just fine in the context of commercial vehicles.

• Air conditioning
• AM/FM radio audio setup
• Auxiliary input
• Power-operated windows
• Power-operated locks
• 4G LTE
• Wi-Fi
• Stability control
• 4-wheel anti-lock disc brakes
• Dual front airbags

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