The 2011 Chevrolet Traverse will comfortably haul up to eight people in style. With a distinctive exterior, roomy and modern interior, as well as performance and fuel economy that are excellent for its size, the Traverse makes a good choice for anyone who needs space and practicality, but just can’t bear the thought of driving a minivan.
The 2011 Ford E-Series comes in two models for the consumer market: the E-150 and the beefier E-350. Both offer a range of V-8 and V-10 engines. E-150 vans come in regular length configurations, while buyers can opt for a regular or extended-length E-350. The E-Series is available as a passenger van (which Ford calls the E-Series wagon) or a cargo van. Regular-length E-Series wagons can hold up to 12 people, but the extended-length models can handle up to 15.
Changes come at a glacial pace in the full-size van class. For 2010, the available V-8 engines on the Express gain flex fuel capability, while 2500 and 3500 models get a six-speed automatic transmission. Because the 2010 models are so similar to earlier models, One could buy a used model and reap substantial savings for what would be pretty much an identical vehicle. But for business or institutional owners in need of a new workhorse van, the 2010 Chevrolet Express is a very logical choice.
