GM Announces 2003 Full-Size Van Prices
General Motors announced pricing for the all-new 2003 Chevrolet Express and GMC Savana will start at $22,550 for the base two-wheel-drive 1/2-ton cargo model. The destination charge is $715. The 2003 3/4-ton cargo models, equipped with the standard Vortec 4300 V6 engine, are priced the same as the current 2002 model. The all-new Express and Savana are equipped with 16-inch wheels, independent front suspension, and four-wheel disc brakes standard through the entire model line-up. The vans feature Vortec Gen III family of engines, including the Vortec 6000 V8 that produces up to 300-hp and 360 lb-ft of torque. The 2003 Express and Savana also feature all-wheel drive, left-hand 60/40 swing-out doors, and side access panels on cargo models, providing accessibility to the interior of the van. Production of the 2003 Express and Savana will begin in July. For complete details on the 2003 full-size van prices, visit www.gm.com.
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