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The excellence of the Chevy Astro van begins under the hood, where Vortec power always has been a staple of Chevy Trucks. Thanks to a 190-horsepower V6 engine and a four-speed automatic transmission that's second to none, the Astro has the most standard torque in its class. For trailering, rear-wheel-drive Astro models can tow up to 5,400 lbs., and out-tow all front-wheel-drive minivans - some by a ton or more. The engine also is efficient, achieving an estimated 20 miles per gallon of highway driving with rear-wheel drive and an estimated 17 miles per gallon of highway driving when all-wheel drive is engaged. Inside the van, no matter which Astro you choose, an impressive list of comfort, convenience and entertainment features adds up to one great midsize van. Home > EuroSeek Reviews > Chevrolet > Astro |
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The
new 2006 2007 Chevrolet Astro van is a van for the common man, a van that
serves everybody's needs, whether you're taking the kids to their soccer
game, or you're taking the trash to the dump. New for this year, in
addition to cargo and conversion packages, the Astro comes in two distinct
models - the Astro LS and the Astro LT. The Astro LS comes standard
with standard custom cloth seating for eight and more available cargo
space than many sport utility vehicles. The 2006 2007 Astro LT has all that
and more, including available leather seating surfaces, HomeLink Transmitter
and brushed aluminum wheels with white outline-lettered tires. In this
Chevy Astro review, we provide the most up to date Astro price quotes,
information and assistance on the web. Enjoy!
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