The Best Work Trucks of 2024 [w/ Comparison Tables]

There are just some jobs that are better done with a truck. Compared to smaller vehicles, work trucks provide greater towing and payload capabilities, and are built to withstand long hauls and lengthy road trips.

As an added benefit, the IRS’ Section 179 tax deduction allows businesses to deduct up to 100% of lease payments for commercial vehicles in the first year.

Most trucks are designed to be upfitted, meaning they can be customized to suit your vocational needs. Some applications include:

• Snow Plows
• Dump Trucks
• Cement Mixers
• Refrigeration Trucks
• Delivery Trucks
• Tow Trucks
• Cranes
• Bucket Trucks

But the capabilities of a work truck first start with its gross vehicle weight rating. Read on for the details.

All trucks are classified by their gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR). This is a safety standard that regulates the maximum safe operating weight of a truck to prevent overloading. The manufacturer of the vehicle sets the GVWR by considering the weight-bearing components like the axels, and weaker components such as the frame, body, suspension, and tires. The final GVWR of a truck includes the net weight of the vehicle plus passengers, fuel, and cargo.

GVWR is important when considering work trucks because it determines a vehicle’s Class. The Class of the vehicle then comes with other regulations, like drivers needing certain licenses to operate the vehicle.

Truck Classifications

Half-Ton, Three-Quarter Ton & One-Ton Trucks
You may also see trucks listed as being “half-ton,” “three-quarter ton,” or “one-ton.” This classifies trucks by their payload capabilities, also known as the maximum amount of weight they can hold in the cargo and passenger areas. Therefore, a half-ton truck would have a payload capacity of 1,000 lbs.

This classification has become very flexible. Many modern half-ton trucks can have payload capacities of up to 3,000 lbs. Here are a few examples of models by their capacity:

Does your business need a work truck with high towing capacity for local hauls or cross-country transportation? Will you need a truck that can be upfitted to plow snow or transport cement?

There are many factors to consider, with a few of the most important ones being:

• Payload Capacity
  How much weight will you need to carry? Overestimate here, if possible.
• Towing Capacity
  How much weight will you need to tow? Again, it is better to overestimate.

• GVWR
  You may already have an idea of the GVWR you need for your vehicle. This is important to verify because it may affect the driver’s license necessary to operate the truck.
• GCWR
  The gross combined weight rating (GCWR) includes the weight of the vehicle and the fully loaded trailer.
• Cab Configuration
  Work trucks are available in different configurations: regular cab (two front doors), extended cab (two front doors and smaller half doors), or crew cab (four equal full size doors, for four or more people).
• SRW or DRW?
  Do you need single rear wheels (SRW) or dual rear wheels (DRW)? Trucks with higher GVWR are more likely to come with DRW.
• Drivetrain
  Rear-wheel drive (RWD), front-wheel drive (FWD), all-wheel drive (AWD), two-wheel drive (2WD, 4×2), or four-wheel drive (4WD, 4×4)? All classes come equipped with 4×2 or 4×4, which will affect payload and towing capacities.
• Fuel Type
  Would you prefer a truck that uses regular gas or diesel? All classes contain either gas or diesel. Also note that trucks and vans over 1/2 ton are not rated by the EPA. You can visit fueleconomy.gov for more information.

Note: The information in these comparison tables refer to the base models of each vehicle. When it comes to work trucks, there are limitless options for the cab configuration, towing and payload capacities, drivetrain, and other specifications. This is especially the case for Class 6 vehicles and above, which vary greatly depending on application. Since there are no true “base models” for these vehicles, they are not included in this table. However, we recommend that you work with your fleet management company to find available models that may be right for you.

Here are some examples of available models in Class 6 and above:

• Freightliner M2 106
• International DuraStar
• Peterbilt 330
• Peterbilt 220
• Ford F-750
• Freightliner Cascadia
• International WorkStar
• Freightliner M2 106
• Isuzu NPR, NQR, NRR, FTR
• Kenworth

If you have any questions about the features or mechanical specifications available for any of these models, you can always contact our team and we will find a model and trim that best suits your needs.

Chevy Colorado

The 2024 Colorado is in its second year of the new redesign with minor updates that include all models receiving the rear seatbelt indicator as standard. Car and Driver commends the Chevy Colorado for a smooth ride and a significantly improved base powertrain.

The Chevy Colorado features a fully boxed frame, CornerStep rear bumper, corner hand grips, and cargo tie-downs, and has the option of a crew cab or extended cab design. Depending on the model year, it’s available in three powerful engine options:

• 2.5L 4-Cylinder (Standard)
• 3.6L DOHC V6
• Duramax® 2.8L Turbo Diesel

The V-6 and Duramax are only available in previous model years.

Safety features available with this model include:

• • Standard Rear Vision Camera
  • Lane Departure Alert
  • Rear Park Assist
  • Forward Collision Alert

GMC Canyon

The 2024 GMC Canyon is a midsize pickup truck that sits on the same platform as the Chevrolet Colorado. It received a complete redesign for the 2023 model year, with the changes for 2024 including a new AT4X AEV Edition package that includes Multimatic Jounce Control Dampers, heavy duty bumpers, skid plates, and additional body upgrades.

Pre-owned Extended Cab and Crew Cab models are available in 2WD or 4WD. The Extended Cab model comes with a 6’2” bed, while the Crew Cab model has a short (5′ 2″) or long (6′ 2″) bed. The Canyon’s diesel engine option boasts impressive EPA-estimated fuel economy numbers: 20 MPG/City and 30 MPG/Highway.

Available safety features include:

• Standard Forward Collision Warning
• Automated Emergency Braking
• Standard Lane Departure Warning
• Lane Keeping Assist
• Available Adaptive Cruise Control

Toyota Tacoma

The Toyota Tacoma is all new for 2024 and is now built on the same platform as the larger Tundra and Sequoia models. The new Tacoma is powered by one of three powertrains mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission: a standard gas-only 228-hp 2.4-liter turbo-four, a more powerful 278-hp turbo-four, or a 326-hp hybrid powertrain.

In addition to a completely new design, two new configurations are being offered, including a two-door long-bed XtraCab and Trailhunter model built for overlanding.

Although it is on the more expensive side, the Tacoma offers a handful of models to choose from. Off-roading features include an electronically locking rear differential, hill start assist control, and more.

Safety features include:

• Toyota Safety Sense™
• Driver and Front Passenger Advanced Airbag System
• Tire Pressure Monitor System
• Engine Immobilizer

Ford Ranger

The Ford Ranger is all-new for 2024 and includes the XL, XLT, Lariat, and Raptor trim levels. Every Ranger in the new generation is built in a SuperCrew cab configuration, with engine options including a 2.3L EcoBoost, a 2.7L EcoBoost V6, and the powerful 3.6L EcoBoost V6 for the Raptor.

The XL and XLT both feature a standard 10-inch infotainment system, with a 12-inch touch screen in the Lariat and Raptor trims.

Car and Driver praised the outgoing generation of Ford Ranger (2019 – 2023) for its smooth powertrain, strong tow boat, and a variety of light off-road packages from which to choose.

Ford’s safety features include:

• Automated Emergency Braking
• Forward Collision Warning
• Lane-Keeping System
• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Rear View Camera

Nissan Frontier

For 2024, the Nissan Frontier adds a new SL trim level which includes leather, a 10-speaker stereo system, and enhanced LED design elements. The S, SV, and Pro-4X (Crew Cab only) remain unchanged. The Pro-4X model seems to be the most highly-rated option due to its rugged off-roading capabilities. You can also choose between two cab configurations: The four-door Crew Cab or the extended King Cab.

Edmunds says, “Packed with significant updates, the latest Frontier is finally a contender in the midsize truck segment.”

The Frontier’s safety features include:

• Anti-Lock Braking System
• Electronic Brake Force Distribution
• Traction Control System
• Vehicle Dynamic Control
• Advanced Air Bag System
• Zone Body Construction

Honda Ridgeline

If you’re looking for a Class 1 work truck that feels more like a car, the Honda Ridgeline offers maximum comfort and maneuverability. In 2024, the RTL-E trim was discontinued and replaced with a TrailSport trim. Other trim levels include Sport, RTL, and Black Edition. A 3.5L V6 engine and nine-speed automatic transmission comes standard in each trim.

U.S. News & World Report lists the Ridgeline as the #3 Compact Pickup Truck due to its versatile bed, effortless acceleration, and efficient fuel economy ratings. Car and Driver reported, “the mid-size Honda Ridgeline pickup truck is a pleasant midpoint between a useful work tool and weekend toy schlepper.”

This model’s safety features include:

• Electronic Stability Control
• Traction Control
• Brake Assist
• Four-Wheel Anti-Lock Braking System
• Daytime Running Lights

RAM 1500 Tradesman & Laramie

There are many reasons why the RAM 1500 made Car and Driver’s list of 10 Best Trucks and SUVs for 2024. If you live in a wintry area, the RAM 1500 is a pro in the snow. Its rich interior offers a luxurious aesthetic with maximum utilitarian capabilities, making it one of the most versatile Class 2 vehicles on our list. Plus, there seems to be a model for everyone.

Both the Tradesman and Laramie trims are available in 4×2 or 4×4 drive options, with the Tradesman being the more affordable model.

For 2024, all versions of the RAM 1500 receive a tailgate ajar warning. The TRX model will be leaving after 2024 and a new Tradesman Warlock is available which is equipped with off-road equipment and a rear-locking differential.

This model’s safety features include:

• Lane Departure Warning
• Guided Parking
• High-Strength Steel Frame
• Advanced Airbag Technology

Chevy Silverado 1500
The Chevy Silverado 1500 comes in eight different trims, each with its own distinct grille and wheel design. Whichever trim you choose, the Silverado is a traditional, rugged work truck that can handle off-roading and towing. For 2024, the Silverado now offers the diesel engine in the ZR2 trim level and an enhanced interior design.

Edmunds reviewed the 2024 Silverado as having an easy-to-use touchscreen, available powertrains that can accommodate a variety of towing and hauling needs, many in-bed tie-down points, and a large bed capacity.

This model’s safety features include:

• Standard Rear Vision Camera
• Forward Collision Alert
• Lane Departure Alert
• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Rear Park Assist

GMC Sierra 1500

With several powertrain options to handle various towing and hauling needs, the GMC Sierra 1500 work truck is ranked #3 (out of six) on U.S. New & World Report’s list of Best Full Size Pickup Trucks for 2024 and 2025.

The Sierra is based on the Chevy Silverado 1500, so there are many similarities. However, the Sierra has a higher price tag due to additional options like a MultiPro rear tailgate, carbon-fiber composite bed, and a higher-end interior design.

For 2024, the Sierra makes the 305-HP turbocharged 3.0L inline-six Duramax diesel engine the standard powertrain for the AT4X off-road pickup.

This model’s safety features include:

• Forward Collision Alert
• Lane Keep Assist
• Lowe-Speed Forward Automatic Braking

Ford F-150

The 2024 F-150 has a few interior and exterior tweaks, including redesigned headlights and an updated grille, but bigger changes come under the hood with a 2.7-liter turbo V6 as the base engine. Interior upgrades include a standard 12” infotainment screen and 12” digital instrument cluster.

Ranked as #1 on Edmunds’ list of large trucks, the experts say: “The Ford F-150’s updated interior and features enhance the best attributes of a modern pickup: power, efficiency, comfort and capability. Add to that a huge range of configurations and options, and you’ve got a highly appealing light-duty pickup.”

The F-150 features a six-speed automatic transmission for the basic work truck trim and a ten-speed automatic transmission for trims with more powerful engine options.

Safety features include:

• Pre-Collision Assist
• Automatic Braking
• Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go
• Lane Keep Assist

Nissan Titan

For 2024, the Nissan Titan gets a new Bronze Edition Package for the SV trim, but the entry-level S model is no longer an option. Car and Driver commends its front-seat comfort and the fact that many appealing features now come standard, but acknowledges the vehicle doesn’t tow as much as other full-size trucks or feature the same kinds of technology.

Each trim features a V8 powertrain that produces 400 horsepower and standard rear-wheel drive, but you have the option to add on all-wheel drive capabilities.

Every trim of the Titan can tow at least 9,250 lbs., features a spring-assisted tailgate, and offers discreet in-bed cargo boxes.

Safety features of the Titan include:

• Anti-Lock Braking System
• Electronic Brake Force Distribution
• Traction Control System
• Vehicle Dynamic Control
• Advanced Air Bag System
• Automated Emergency Braking

Toyota Tundra
Standard in every Tundra is 5.7L V8 powertrain, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto. The 26-gallon fuel tank makes it great for daily use and long hauls, and the towing capacity is around 10,000 lbs. for each of the six trims they offer. New for 2024 – the Limited trim now receives a standard 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster.

This model’s safety features include:

• Toyota Safety Sense™: Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection (PCS w/PD), Lane Departure Alert (LDA), Automatic High Beams (AHB), and Dynamic Radar Cruise Control (DRCC)
• Driver and Front Passenger Advanced Airbag System
• Tire Pressure Monitor System
• Engine Immobilizer
• Hill Start Assist Control (HAC)

GMC Sierra 2500HD
A model above the Sierra 1500, the 2500HD is bigger, bolder, and better overall. Car and Driver calls this model “A hot rod of a high-tech workhorse.”

The 2500HD features an increased ride height and seating position, which is to be expected from a massive, heavy duty work truck. And speaking of heavy duty, this GMC model boasts one of the highest maximum towing capacities in its class at 35,500 lbs.

This model’s safety features include:

• Forward Collision Alert
• Lane Keep Assist
• Low-Speed Forward Automatic Braking

Ford Super Duty F-250
Best-in-class towing capability meets incredible power and torque with the Super Duty F-250. This model is loaded with the latest technology features including voice-control, a Wi-Fi hotspot, heated and cooled front seats, and ambient lighting.

Edmunds commends the Ford F-250 for its spacious, comfortable cabin and excellent towing capabilities. Though it can get pricey when adding on options, it’s a reliable work truck that comes equipped with the latest technology features.

This model’s safety features include:

• Pre-Collision Assist
• Automatic Braking
• Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go
• Lane Keep Assist

RAM 2500

RAM’s heavy duty 2500 work truck features the best of the best when it comes to towing, hauling, and comfort, which is why is ranks #1 on Car and Driver’s list of Best Heavy Duty Pickup Trucks. The 2024 model remains unchanged except for the fact that the tailgate ajar warning light now comes standard on every model. Car and Driver commends the Ram 2500/3500 for its quiet, comfortable cabin and its ability to tow like a long-haul semi.

This model’s safety features include:

• Lane Departure Warning
• Guided Parking
• High-Strength Steel Frame
• Advanced Airbag Technology

Nissan Titan XD
Nissan’s Class 2 version of the Titan falls somewhere between a regular duty and heavy duty work truck. If you are on the fence about whether you need a Class 1 or a Class 2 vehicle, the Titan XD might be a safe choice.

The biggest difference between the Titan and Titan XD are the five trim levels available in the XD model. All trims offer four-wheel drive, a Crew Cab design, and towing capabilities of up to 11,000 lbs.

This model’s safety features include:

• Anti-Lock Braking System
• Electronic Brake Force Distribution
• Traction Control System
• Vehicle Dynamic Control
• Advanced Air Bag System
• Automated Emergency Braking

Chevy Silverado 2500HD
Like the comparable GMC Sierra model, the Chevy Silverado 2500HD has a best-in-class towing capacity of 35,500 lbs. This Chevy features a standard gas-powered 6.6L V8 engine and 401 horsepower.  There’s also an option for a Duramax diesel V8 that has much higher horsepower and torque capabilities.

This model’s safety features include:

• Standard Rear Vision Camera
• Forward Collision Alert
• Lane Departure Alert
• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Rear Park Assist

Ford Super Duty F-350 & F-450
Compared to the Ford Super Duty F-250, the F-350 and F-450 are larger models with higher towing capacity. The maximum for the F-350 is 13,100 lbs. and for the F-450 is 32,500 lbs.

Both the F-350 and F-450 come with the option of dual rear wheels, gasoline or turbo diesel V8 engines, and high payload capacities. If you have a lot to tow, either model is a great option; the F-450 just offers a little more in terms of capacity.

This model’s safety features include:

• Pre-Collision Assist
• Lane Keep Assist
• Automatic Braking
• Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go

RAM 3500
Car and Driver rates the RAM 3500 as having the best interior in its Class, smooth ride quality, and the hauling capabilities of a big rig. As a beefed up version of the 2500, this model has a maximum towing capacity of 35,100 lbs. and a maximum payload of 7,680 lbs.

This model’s safety features include:

• Lane Departure Warning
• Guided Parking
• High-Strength Steel Frame
• Advanced Airbag Technology

Chevy Silverado 3500 Chassis Cab
A step above the 2500, the Chevy Silverado 3500 Chassis Cab has a stronger frame featuring high-strength steel and heavy duty axles. This model was made to work with a variety of bodies, including service and utility, dump, flatbed, and more.

If you are hauling heavy loads, the Duramax 6.6L Turbodiesel V8 engine option comes highly recommended by Car and Driver.

This model’s safety features include:

• Forward Collision Alert
• Lane Departure Alert
• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Rear Park Assist

GMC Sierra 3500HD
GMC’s Sierra 3500HD shares a lot of the same features with the Chevy Silverado 3500. However, the exterior of the work truck may look a bit different. GMC’s model is less rugged-looking, but it still boasts similar features and benefits as the Chevy.

This model’s safety features include:

• Lane Keep Assist
• Forward Collision Alert
• Low-Speed Forward Automatic Braking

Chevy Silverado 4500HD Chassis Cab
Built with a robust single-piece frame rail, Chevy’s 4500HD Chassis Cab was designed for maximum durability and impressive towing capabilities.

Chevy boasts that their Chassis Cabs are created with the driver in mind, which is why they feature a downward sloping hood for enhanced visibility as well as up to 13 easy-to-reach auxiliary switches within the cabin. Every Silverado Chassis Cab features a Duramax^® 6.6L Turbo-Diesel V8 engine and an Allison^® transmission.

This model’s safety features include:

• Forward Collision Alert
• Lane Departure Alert
• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Rear Park Assist

RAM 4500 Chassis Cab
With a GCWR of 37,500 lbs., the RAM 4500 can truly haul it all. The 6.7L Turbodiesel V6 engine combined with a steel rear frame strength of 50,000 PSI can accommodate an incredible variety of towing needs, making it a top choice for any commercial application.

This model’s safety features include:

• Automatic Emergency Braking
• Front and Rear Park Assist
• Adaptive Forward Lighting System

Ford F-550HD Chassis Cab
Ford’s Class 5 F-550 features military-grade aluminum alloy, making it lighter than steel but just as tough. The most recent updates to the Chassis Cab include the largest brakes in its class for reliable, long-lasting stopping power. The F-550 also has a heavy duty, best-in-class maximum payload of 12,750 lbs.

This model’s safety features include:

• Remote Keyless Entry System
• Inclination and Intrusion Sensors
• Trailer Tow Mirrors

RAM 5500 Chassis Cab
The RAM 5500 features a 6.4L HEMI V8 engine and an upfit-friendly, flat frame that can work for a variety of applications. The 5500 was also designed for maximum fuel efficiency; oil change intervals are 12,000 miles for diesel and 10,000 miles for gas.

This model’s safety features include:

• Automatic Emergency Braking
• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Front and Rear Park Assist System
• Adaptive Forward Lighting System

Peterbilt 325
The Peterbilt 325 is a lightweight, all-aluminum cab designed for a wide range of applications, some of which include:

• Towing
• Pick Up and Delivery
• Landscaping
• Construction
• Delivery

This model is also equipped with steel bumpers, an aerodynamic hood, and fenders that can easily withstand minor bumps and scratches. Drivers will not need a commercial license to operate the Peterbilt 325.

This model’s safety features include:

• Collision Mitigation Systems
• Anti-Lock Braking
• Robust Rear Suspension
• All-Weather Tires

Chevy Silverado 5500HD Chassis Cab
Chevy’s 5500HD Chassis Cab comes equipped with a dual fuel tank capacity of 65 gallons, several wheelbase options, and a Duramax^® 6.6L turbodiesel V8 engine. Plus, this model comes with the latest technology, including Bluetooth^®, a Wi-Fi hotspot, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto.

This model’s safety features include:

• Rear Park Assist
• Lane Departure Alert
• Forward Collision Alert
• Adaptive Cruise Control

Ford F-650
Powered by your choice of diesel or gasoline, the Ford F-650 is built with a work-ready frame that can accommodate a variety of vocational bodies. Features include a Power Stroke^® Turbo Diesel V8, a TorqShift^® HD 6-speed automatic engine, and a range of alternator options.

This model’s safety features include:

• Anti-Lock Brake System
• Front Safety Belt Reminder
• Electronic Stability Control

Peterbilt 330
This highly adaptable Peterbilt model is a versatile work truck that is relied on for specialized operations all over the country.

This model’s safety features include:

• All-Weather Tires
• Anti-Lock Braking
• Robust Rear Suspension
• Collision Mitigation Systems

International DuraStar
The International DuraStar^® is an indestructible Class 6 work truck. Applicable vocations include anything from fire and rescue to streets and sanitation.

The DuraStar offers four automatic transmissions including:

• Allison Highway Series (5 and 6 Speed)
• Allison Emergency Vehicle Series (5 and 6 Speed)
• Allison Rugged Duty Series (5 and 6 Speed)
• Eaton Procision (7 Speed DCT)

This model’s safety features include:

• Air Disc Brakes
• Electronic Stability Control
• Collision Mitigation System

Ford F-750
The Ford F-750 comes standard with a 6.8L Triton^® V10 gas engine, which has a lower purchase price than diesel. This engine can easily power your Class 7 work truck with 320 horsepower and 460 lbs./ft. of torque.

This model’s safety features include:

• Bosch HydroMax^® Hyrdraulic Brakes
• Safety Belt Reminder
• Electronic Stability Control

Peterbilt 220
Described as a vehicle that’s “uniquely designed for driver productivity and uptime,” the Peterbilt 220 features a low chassis weight for better fuel efficiency and lower emissions. Tight turns are no problem for this model. A single axle provides added maneuverability for confined driving spaces.

This model’s safety features include:

• Electronic Stability Control
• Automatic Traction Control
• Collision Mitigation

International WorkStar^®
The International WorkStar is a lightweight heavyweight. The single-frame rail system means you will have a lighter chassis, but the WorkStar still delivers a tough performance. This Class 8 work truck is used for everything from construction and concrete mixers, to snow plows, utility, and beyond.

This model’s safety features include:

• Air Disc Brakes
• Electronic Stability Control
• Collision Mitigation System

Freightliner Cascadia
The Cascadia Class 8 work truck offers 350 to 605 horsepower and up to 2,050 lbs./ft. of torque. Manual transmissions range from nine-speed to 18-speed, but you will also have the option of an automated manual or automatic transmission.

This model’s safety features include:

• Aerodynamic Mirrors
• Rugged Three-Piece Bumper
• Enhanced Stability Control
• Cab Insulation and Pre-Stressed Walls
• Air Disc Brakes

Maybe a work van would better suit your needs? Cargo vans can provide anywhere between 100 to 500 cubic feet of space and easy maneuverability through long back roads and city streets.

Here are a few of our favorite work van models:

Ford Transit Cargo Van
As one of the best-selling vans in America, the Ford Transit is equipped with plenty of room for racks, bins, storage utility, equipment, tools and anything else you could need. Several vehicle configuration options are available, including:

• 3 Roof Heights (Low, Medium, High)
• 3 Body Lengths
• 2 Wheelbases
• 3 Engines

This model’s safety features include:

• 3-Point Safety Belts for All Seating Positions
• SOS Post-Crash Alert System™
• AdvanceTrac^® with Roll Stability Control™
• Tire Pressure Monitoring System
• Driver and Front-Passenger Front Airbags, Front-Seat Side Airbags, and Safety Canopy^® Side-Curtain Airbags

RAM ProMaster Cargo Van
Features of the RAM ProMaster include the lowest load floor height, tallest standard cargo height, and widest cargo width of any other van in its class. Its four-wheel drive system means fewer parts to maintain than an all-wheel drive vehicle, which can help lower your lifetime total cost of ownership.

This model’s safety features include:

• Electronic Stability Control
• Four-Wheel Antilock Brake System
• Side Impact Beams
• Brake Assist
• Front Seatbelt Pre-Tensioners

Chevrolet Express Cargo Van
The Chevrolet Express has so much history that you would likely have a hard time finding a technician that is not familiar with its mechanics. The Express Cargo Van has one of the highest fuel capacities on our list, with a 31-gallon tank.

This model’s safety features include:

• Lane Departure Warning
• Rear Park Assist
• Side Blind Zone Alert
• Forward Collision Alert
• Rear Vision Camera

GMC Savana Cargo Van
GMC’s Savana Cargo Van features a standard eight-speed automatic transmission, extended wheelbase options, and competitive payload and towing capacities. Its cargo area measures 239.7 cubic feet for the short wheelbase option and 284.4 cubic feet for the long wheelbase option.

This model’s safety features include:

• Forward Collision Alert
• Front and Side Airbags
• Side Blind Zone Alert
• Rear View Camera
• Lane Departure Warning
• Rear Park Assist

Whether you need a Class 1 light duty truck, a Class 8 heavy duty, or a cargo van, we are ready to help you get moving.

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