| Stats |
| Doors/Seats: 3/12 |
| HP/Torque: 255/330 |
| Manual/Auto: Std/No |
| Forced Inj.: Yes |
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FWD/RWD: No/Std AWD/4WD: No/No |
| MPG City: Yes |
| MPG Hwy: Yes |
| Invoice: $22858.33 |
| Retail: $26123.2 |
Gas mileage was an important consideration in the Large Passenger Vans for 2000. For 2000, GMC hasn't shifted the Savana Passenger much, though it did expand the availability of the higher-end trim. Surprisingly the shoppers were neutral about the car until the autoweek reviewed it. Gas mileage was an important consideration in the Large Passenger Vans for 2000. Not even the press would have imagined what kind of greeting it would receive. No major recalls were noted as the year began.
In addition: We Americans like many room for our luggage. Rather than have just one model trying to do it all, GMC offers different versions to suit just about every interested bargain-hunter. This celebrated nameplate comes in a wide range of configurations, from the environmentally friendly Hybrid with natural-gas-fueled models to the high-end trim levels. Sales expectations were promising for the Large Passenger Vans.
Savana Passenger Technical Information
In our opinion, this is one of the most powerful Large Passenger Vans you may well pay money for. Nhtsa crash test scores for the Savana Passenger are good with the car earning four stars in frontal impacts and front side-impacts. This year, the Savana Passenger received another 3.5-liter 8 Cylinder Engine.
New Designs and Materials
The rear seats recline, making it easy to stretch out on long road trips. Inside, the dash, indispensable console and door panels are now encompassed with luxury-class wood trim and the analog grandfather clock mounted in the imperative of the dash. GMC has spent great time on just the seats in the Savana Passenger's stylish interior. The Savana Passenger is roomy for its variety, offering generous accommodations for its front and rear passengers. Inside you'll find plenty of headroom.
Handling and Livability
Our experience with the Savana Passenger has proven to be more than satisfactory. In light of this of trim, the Savana Passenger is an entertaining car to drive. Seating, while comfortable, tends to be a bit low making it difficult to see over the dash.
