GMC Savana Owners Reviews

This vehicle has been long used as a device that is meant for commuting people in the most cost efficient manner. Even if you decide to opt for its basic passenger model you will be readily gifted with a machine that can easily accommodate around fifteen passengers with ease. The towing capacity of this model is astounding. Though price wise it has increased and the present model is way more expensive than it was last year. The low roof design of this model may prove to be not so spacious to many. Even the model may appear to be less beneficial to its newly launched high roof rivals.

I have owned the GMC Savana for six years, and it has proven to be a trustworthy companion for both my family and work prospects. It seats up to six members of my family with ease. It also has good towing ability. I have hauled my kids, pets, and friends to the mountains and beach, and it has handled everything with ease. Despite its huge size, it has excellent fuel mileage and great power. My only complaint is that the interiors and the dashboard are too plasticky and flat. You can definitely consider it if you're looking for a reliable van.

My hunt for a robust commercial van ended up with the all-new and Powerful Savana. The Savana has a very strong and confident exterior that instills a feeling of safety and security within the driver and the passenger before getting into its highly comfortable cabin. It is the sheer reflection of its purposeful engineering. It comes with enhanced-technology glass and sliding doors to further ensure the safety, security, and convenience of my passengers. I was very confident and sure of my decision of buying this and this vehicle has not let me down!

For some, the GMC Savana appears out to be a totally undesirable vehicle to own die to its extremely boxy and dated design. For me, what matters more is overall functionality and basic practicality, and it is where the Savana ranks very high. As a people mover, the GMC Savana feels very spacious and comfortable enough to ferry a lot of people at once. I only wished that GMC had made it a bit more appealing to the eye, as the dashboard on the inside too is completely frills free and lacks many features.