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So here you are, trying to decide why a GM Conversion Van might be right for you. But first it might help if we clarify what exactly a GM Conversion Van is.

GM Conversion Vans start out simply as top-ranked vans^† from Chevrolet and GMC. These vans are then fully customized, inside and out, according to your specifications—this is where the "conversion" comes in—to create a vehicle that can carry up to nine passengers in total comfort.

Below are a variety of popular uses for GM Conversion Vans. You can also check out some Features & Specs for a closer look at what's available when you're ready to buy.

Imagine more space for groceries, more seats for kids, and more storage for, well, whatever. Now imagine this: the kids no longer climbing over each other to get in and out. It becomes a reality with the industry-exclusive driver-side swing-out doors.

And talk about safety...
GM Conversion Vans offer remarkably easy handling, thanks to a turning radius comparable to most full-size SUVs*, minivans, and full-size sedans. Plus, and most importantly, you’ll be able to get where you need to go with the safety and security of the standard 4-wheel Antilock Braking System (ABS) and driver- and front-side passenger air bags. Add in the category's only 5-Star Frontal Crash Rating** and available All-Wheel Drive and you're equipped for pretty much anything that comes up.

See what a GM Conversion Van is really all about by checking out our photo gallery.

*Based on the 2004 General Motors Commercial Work Book.
**According to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) 2005 Frontal Crash Test for Chevrolet Express/GMC Savana. †2005 J.D. Power and Associates 2005 Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout (APEAL) Study. ©2005 J.D. Power and Associates. All rights reserved.


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