Overview & Reviews

For the 2007 Chevrolet Express, the V6 engine is dropped from the lineup, as the 5.3-liter V8 becomes standard on the 1500 model. Additionally, the 2500 series 3/4-ton van is discontinued.

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

• Low-grade interior plastics, bland cabin design, stability control only available on 1-ton (3500) vans.

User Reviews:

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  Poorly engineered - 2007 Chevrolet Express
  By ehibma - January 1 - 2:59 pm

  I borrowed this vehicle for my growing family, and knew within 5 minutes it was horrible. The kids had to duck under seat belts to get to the 3rd row. No head rests for the back rows. You feel every bump in the road. What were the engineers thinking? They didnt think this through at all. Saving up for a Mercedes Benz Sprinter.

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  My Chevy Passenger Van - 2007 Chevrolet Express
  By Eric - April 30 - 8:58 am

  I bought the van slightly used instead of 2008 Dodge Sprinter. The price difference(I saved over $25000) can pay for years of fuel, plus I will support an American-made product. Myself and the family are very happy with the van! The fuel economy is better then I expected (approx. 16.5 MPG on higway). The only minus would be the quality and the fit of plastic trim inside the vehicle.

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  Best of the full size vans - 2007 Chevrolet Express
  By Gary - January 24 - 8:58 pm

  We bought the Chevy van because we wanted a vehicle that could sit 11-12 people, the Dodge Sprinter cost twice as much and doesnt have the towing power. We rented several vans for diferent long distance trips and compared. We have two other vehicles that are Ford and are very happy with them but the Ford Van fell short against the Chevy for handling and safety. The Chevy has way way less top heavy sway. Ford hasnt updated there van for a while, the chevy rides soo much better and seems to have more interior room. Over-all we liked the Chevy better and decided to buy one. It also has a lot more room behind the rear bench for luggage. We average 12.3 MPG with the 6.0 ltr but can tow anything