Used Chevrolet Astro for Sale

The Chevy Astro van's motor is known to last forever. You don't need to worry about replacing a timing belt, because it uses a timing chain. The one I have has been beat up pretty good, but is still running well. It seems not too hard to work on the van yourself - especially underneath the vehicle.

I bought the Astro with 130,000 miles three years ago. Replaced a Jeep Cherokee with it and so happy with our choice. More cargo and smoother ride. Mine is not a soccer mom mobile. It's the toy box, and I have a long playlist. Take one seat out and you can still seat five comfortably. I can put five bikes in the back. Or skis or snowboards... climbing gear... windsurf/kitesurf rigs... or a mixture of them all. In the winter, I move the seat to the back row and you have a nice space to put ski boots on or have lunch between snow kite sessions or sleep in. Rear heat works great. No need for a rocket box, but it has factory racks so easy to do if needed. Hook up a trailer and pull four dirt bikes or two snowmobiles no worries. Right now it's winter and this van loves it. So stable on ice and snow. Good tires of course do help a lot. We ski little cottonwood country and chase wind for snow kiting, so we are often driving in blizzards. It's weight and well proportioned to its size.

A great copy of the US car industry. On such a typewriter it is worthwhile to travel. There is no alternative to this device (I did not find it). simple and reliable. for a year of operation I have never regretted. My wife is also ecstatic (she has cut off on the impassability of our homeland). The machine was operated in the city. every day drove a minimum. Under the hood, he had a V6 engine with a capacity of 4.3 liters and a capacity of 150-200 liters. from. depending on the modification. On cargo versions also put four-cylinder engines 2.5 with a capacity of 98 liters. from. Initially the Chevrolet Astro was offered with both a five-speed manual and a four-speed automatic transmission, but later the automatic was the only possible option.