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    1995 GMC Safari Passenger Van

    1995 GMC Safari Passenger Van

    • Manufacturer: GMC
    • Model: Safari
    • Transmission type: Automatic

    1995 GMC Safari Passenger Van, 6-cyl gas, Auto, A/C, (Exempt from Odometer Disclosure - Reads 159,795 miles) State of FL Unit (Not Running, Condition Unknown) (Interior Damage, Rear Seats Not Mounted, Paint Damag...

    Thonotosassa, FL
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    1989 GMC Vandura 3500

    1989 GMC Vandura 3500

    • Manufacturer: GMC
    • Model: Vandura

    1989 GMC Vandura 3500 box truck Miles: 152,310 on odometer VIN: 2GDHG31K2K4517897 Engine Displacement: 5.7L Cylinders: 6 Fuel type: Gas Transmission Automatic Chassis Axles: Single Suspension: Spring Brakes: Hydr...

    Hastings, NE
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    2000 GMC Safari Passenger Van

    2000 GMC Safari Passenger Van

    • Manufacturer: GMC
    • Model: Safari
    • Transmission type: Automatic

    2000 GMC Safari Passenger Van, s/n 1GKDM19W1YB519422, 6-cyl gas, 4-Speed Automatic, A/C, (Exempt from Odometer Disclosure - Reads 129,980 miles) (Runs & Moves) This is a Titled Item*

    Jurupa Valley, CA
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Overview

Minivans are passenger-focused vans designed for families, shuttle services, and light cargo duties. They offer roomy interiors, flexible seating that often folds or slides, sliding side doors, and comfort features prioritizing passengers over heavy towing. Popular for group travel, airport shuttles, and commercial passenger transport, used minivans deliver value through lower cost-per-seat and modern safety and infotainment options, making them practical, efficient choices for buyers needing space and accessibility.

FAQ

What should I check when buying a used minivan?

Inspect engine condition, service history, mileage, transmission shifts, brakes, air conditioning, sliding door operation, seat mounts and electronics. Check for rust, water damage, and a clean title or accident report.

How do I estimate total ownership costs?

Factor fuel economy, insurance, routine maintenance, tires, expected repairs, and registration. Look up common repair costs for the model and consider depreciation and resale value.

How is a minivan shipped safely to my location?

Use an experienced vehicle carrier—open or enclosed trailers. Confirm insurance, secure tie-downs, battery disconnect rules, and clear pickup/drop-off access. Ask for transit tracking and delivery photos.

Are there special import or cross-border requirements?

Yes. Check customs paperwork, import taxes, emissions and safety compliance, and local registration rules. Obtain the vehicle’s title, bill of sale, and any export certificates before shipping.

What routine maintenance should I plan for a minivan?

Follow the manufacturer schedule: regular oil and filter changes, brake inspections, transmission and coolant checks, tire rotation, and lubrication of sliding door tracks. Replace timing belts/chains and other wear items per service intervals.