Used Chevrolet Astro Cargo for Sale Nationwide
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About Chevrolet Astro Cargo
The Astro made its first appearance in 1985 to put Chevy into the minivan market, competing against American vehicles such as the Ford Aerostar and Dodge Caravan. The van remains popular among those looking for a conversion van platform or for those that wanted to otherwise customize their vehicles.
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Anonymous
Reviewed a 2003 Chevrolet Astro Cargo on May 4, 2008
With the ability to lull you to a stoplight, purring to a stop; and the ferocity to dig through the toughest snow conditions, blasting three-foot drifts as though they don't exist, the Astro, in my humble opinion, is the best van ever built. Just today we bought our fourth Astro. This time, an '03 LS (AWD, of course)with leather interior, bucket seats, compass/computer. After two years driving a Chrylser Town and Country Limited, driving the Astro was like coming home, reuniting with an old friend. The comfort and command of sitting at the elevation of any SUV or four-wheel-drive truck along with the greatest looking front-end ever designed makes me wonder why the 18-year production fell out of favor with drivers. Personally, I don't want to be without one again. Unfortunately, finding an Astro in pristine condition is going to become more and more difficult. I'm glad we have one in our garage today! If you want a real van with personality, you HAVE to drive an Astro. They ride like a dream and will take you wherever you want to go, regardless of conditions. My son and I used to try to get our former Astro stuck in snow drifts. We would seek out two-to-three-foot banks, drive right into them and stop. The Astro never failed to rip us right through! So, in the words of Mark Cohn, don't give me no Buick, the foreign car's absurd, me I want to go down, in a Chevy Astro van. Twelve thumbs up! That's high ratings from the entire family.
Jasper G
Reviewed a 2004 Chevrolet Astro Cargo on Sep 19, 2020
A good van for someone like me who does not need a full size van but needs room to keep tools organized and dry.
Douglas B
Reviewed a 2004 Chevrolet Astro Cargo on Sep 3, 2021
Sturdy. Rock solid motor. Durable interior. More like a truck than a minivan
Ruslan T
Reviewed a 2004 Chevrolet Extended AWD on Jan 19, 2015
Astro is the best bang for the buck when it comes to work vans. If you are in any industry and need a good hauler Astro is where it's at. Look for AWD with snow tires they are like a tank in the winter
Chevrolet Astro Cargo Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| Extended RWD | $23,670 |
| Extended AWD | $26,170 |
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The Astro made its first appearance in 1985 to put Chevy into the minivan market, competing against American vehicles such as the Ford Aerostar and Dodge Caravan. The van remains popular among those looking for a conversion van platform or for those that wanted to otherwise customize their vehicles.
