Hauling shipments and large workloads is simplified with the 2014 Chevrolet Express Cargo Van. Continuing with past success, the new Express maintains its former look and performance, but creates an efficient and comfortable way to transport both cargo and crew members.

The new addition of the Chevrolet Express Crew Cargo Van includes a rear bench, allowing passengers to separate themselves from the cargo. Providing seating for three, the bench keeps passengers secure during long-distance travel. Built for 2500 and 3500 models, the Cargo Van also comes with rubber vinyl flooring, swing-out passenger side door, head/side-curtain airbags, and fixed full-body window package glass.

Similar to previous models, 2014 Express Cargo Van reviews note a few familiar standard features, including black bumpers, sixteen-inch steel wheels, swing-out passenger-side doors, single-zone air conditioning, an audio system provision package and two 12-volt auxiliary outlets. A number of upgrades are also offered such as SiriusXM Satellite Radio, rear air conditioning, heated power-adjustable side mirrors with turn signal indicators, swing-out driver-side doors, remote keyless entry and a leather-wrapped steering wheel for a firm grip.

At the heart of the Chevrolet Express Cargo Van is its engine. Transporting cargo means a tough engine is in order, and Chevrolet has delivered by offering consumer's a 6.6L Duramax diesel V-8, or one of five gas/FlexFuel engines. Known for its strength and durability, the Duramax performs well above average in cold weather conditions, pushes 260 horsepower and provides 525 lb.-ft. of torque. However, if that proves to be too much for shoppers looking for a lighter option, the gas/FlexFuel base engine delivers 195 horsepower and 260-lb.-ft. of torque.

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