What is the Chevrolet Sportvan?
The Chevrolet Sportvan was a full-size passenger van in the G-Van line. Its boxy shape and roomy cabin made it suited to carrying people and their luggage. Chevrolet offered it in G20 and G30 series, with Standard and Beauville trims. For 1995, Beauville included features such as power windows and door locks.
Which Sportvan generation is covered?
This Sportvan belongs to the third generation, known as the G-body, and covers 1993–1995. It was part of Chevrolet’s long-running G-Van range, which also included vans for commercial use. In 1995, Chevrolet listed engine and automatic transmission updates, along with two new exterior colours.
Engines and fuel consumption
In the United States, EPA listings cover petrol and diesel engines from 4.3 L to 6.5 L. The best combined rating is 16 MPG, and the lowest listed consumption is 14.7 L/100 km under the EPA procedure. Test procedures differ by market: Europe uses WLTP or NEDC, while Canada uses the 5-cycle procedure.
Where was the Sportvan sold?
The Sportvan versions described here are for the United States. The G-Van line served both passenger and commercial roles in the American market.
Questions and answers
What years does this Sportvan cover?
The third-generation G-body Sportvan covers 1993–1995.
What engines were available?
US EPA listings include petrol and diesel engines from 4.3 L to 6.5 L.
What is its best combined fuel economy?
Its best combined EPA rating is 16 MPG.