Available Vehicle in East Hanover, NJ

2013 GMC Savana Cargo Van 1500

📍 East Hanover, New Jersey

Thinking about the 2013 GMC Savana Cargo Van 1500? Here are a few details worth checking before you decide. The dealership listing shows all-wheel drive and 74,997 miles. For wet or wintry roads, check the tire condition as well as the drivetrain before deciding.

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At a Glance

The most useful facts from this vehicle record.

Mileage

74,997 miles

Drivetrain

All Wheel Drive

Engine

Vortec 5.3l Flex Fuel V8 310hp 334ft. Lbs.

Body Style

Van

Specifications & Equipment

Exterior Color

Fire Red

Interior Color

Medium Pewter

Fuel Type

Flex Fuel

Condition

Used

What to Check for Your Routine

Passengers and cargo

Try the seating arrangement you will actually use, then check how much luggage or gear still fits without moving passengers.

Driving conditions

Ask about tire type and condition, then consider how the reported drivetrain fits the roads and weather you drive most.

Questions Shoppers Ask

Useful questions to ask as you compare this vehicle with other listings.

What is the main tradeoff with this 2013 GMC Savana Cargo Van 1500?

The main tradeoff is that families looking for passenger-first seating or shoppers who need an open pickup bed may prefer a minivan, SUV, or pickup truck instead. Shoppers should compare that against price, availability, mileage, equipment, and how the vehicle will be used day to day.

Is it practical for daily business routes and work errands?

The 2013 GMC Savana Cargo Van 1500 is worth considering when its enclosed cargo room, upfit flexibility, job-site usefulness, business-route practicality, and everyday driver comfort match the way you drive most often. The best decision comes from comparing real ownership needs rather than relying on a broad category label.