Overview & Reviews

The StabiliTrak stability control system will become standard later in the model year, but only on one-ton regular-wheelbase vans.

• Strong powertrains, dual-passenger access doors, multiple wheelbase and passenger configurations, optional all-wheel drive.

• Plasticky interior, awkward handling.

User Reviews:

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  2005 AWD 1500 Express Cargo - 2005 Chevrolet Express
  By MattCicanese - February 19 - 12:15 pm

  I bought this van used for my plumbing business. The AWD is incredible in the snow, better than any of the 4x4 trucks I have had. It rides great, decent on gas 14-15 MPG, and drives nice. I wish it came in an extended version.

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  Lots of kids - 2005 Chevrolet Express
  By rick b. - January 13 - 4:41 pm

  Great for hauling kids, dogs, and everything. Also the 300hp. is great for pulling our 31 ft. 7800 lb. camper. Looks tough too.

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  Youll Love The Extra Room - 2005 Chevrolet Express
  By J. Hillsoto - July 27 - 5:42 pm

  The Express 3500 is highly recommended for large families or people who want to travel in comfort with a lot of gear. We love the extra roominess of the extended 3500 and for a vehicle of this size we have found that it handles very nicely and gets very good mileage. When it comes to parking, we sometimes have trouble in the narrow parking lots. Our 3500 is about 20 feet long and seat 15 adults comfortably.

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  Van for All uses - 2005 Chevrolet Express
  By AKJIM - May 30 - 1:02 am

  This is my second Chevrolet Express G3500 extended wheelbase 15 passenger Van. My first was a 2002 which now has over 62000 miles and both looks and runs like it is new. This 2005 has all the indications of being the same way, excellent throughout. Ive had equivalent Fords in the past and these Chev Vans are vastly better in handling and reliability. The 2005 has a 6.0 L engine which gets about 13% better fuel economy than the 5.7 on my 2002. Im getting 18-19 mpg at 55 mph on long highway trips with this 2005. Im very happy with it.