The Chevy Express Cutaway Van is engineered for any business needing more than standard cargo-carrying ability. The full-frame construction offers a solid foundation for service, box trucks, shuttles, and other upfits for various professional jobs. For the contractor working outdoors on various job sites, delivery operations, those working in mobile service, or business owners looking to transport equipment or passengers, the flexible body configuration is set up more around how the business operates and not the business around how the vehicle operates. Visit us here at Dieffenbach Chevrolet in Rockingham, NC, to check out the work-ready Express Cutaway Van today.
The Express Cutaway van comes in 3500 and 4500 models and various wheelbases. The Express 3500 is equipped with 139-, 159-, or 177-inch wheelbases; the 4500 comes standard with 159- or 177-inch wheelbases. The right option will accommodate your work for the best size/weight suitability for what you have planned in store.Â
The Express has a choice between a 4.3L V6 engine, which generates 276hp and 298 torque, or an available 6.6L V8 engine producing 401 hp and 464 ft-lbs of torque, coupled with an 8-speed transmission.Â
Each choice has its respective GVWR-12,300 pounds on the 3500 and 14,200 lbs on the 4500- with available payload capacity reaching up to 8,920lbs (on the 4500), depending on specs and setup. The full-frame chassis will provide any business that will be out on the road more space than a typical cargo van, which is why this model is beneficial for trades that utilize unique bodywork, hi-cube setups, Hi-cube set ups and delivery services.
The cargo van has advantages when all that needs to happen is carrying goods enclosed; however, the full-frame on the cutaway makes that first initial purchase ideal for creating exactly what your business needs. Higher GVWR models are great for the service trades, delivery services, and commercial transit needs due to the ability to configure as preferred.
Dieffenbach Chevrolet in Rockingham and surrounding areas can offer you the resources that you need as a business owner or operator, with vehicle options, financing, and trade possibilities with any available model in inventory, as well as an explanation of which setup would provide your business the best solution when it comes to customizing the ideal, long-term vehicle.
What does the Chevy Express Cutaway excel in?
The Express Cutaway is meant for businesses looking to utilize a modular commercial platform instead of your typical commercial cargo van. The body-on-frame construction will allow the body of your choice- utility body, box truck, hi-cube van, or shuttle van- to be mounted to the base platform. This would work for an assortment of businesses, such as construction, service companies, delivery businesses, mobile businesses, or simply if your company requires a vehicle to support a certain piece of equipment or passenger-carrying needs.
What engines are available for the Express Cutaway?
The all-new Chevy Express Cutaway has two different engines to choose from based on your hauling needs. Buyers can choose between the 4.3L V6 at 276 HP with 298 LB.-FT. Of torque on the Express Cutaway 3500. The 3500 and standard 4500 configurations come standard with the 6.6L V8 that boasts 401 HP with 464 LB.-FT of torque. Buyers can couple both motors with an available 8-speed automatic.
How much weight can the Express Cutaway haul?
This will vary depending on the configuration of the cutaway, such as which chassis you have, its wheelbase, your motor, and the finished-up fit configuration. The Express 3500 can have up to 12,300 GVWR and the 4500 can carry up to 14,200 GVWR, and while both vehicles will be rated with a maximum available payload of 8,920lbs, that does include both bodywork and cargo. It is up to you and your chosen builder to ensure you do not overload your vehicle or the included body you have chosen to have installed.
Is the Express Cutaway better than an Express Cargo Van?
This is entirely dependent on your business needs. A regular Express Cargo Van will offer a factory-closed and partitioned cargo space. However, the Express Cutaway gives businesses a platform they can design or mold to fit their unique business needs, be that it’s a work service body, box truck, or a bus/shuttle service. This gives the operator endless possibilities for customizing. Visit Dieffenbach Chevrolet here in Rockingham so we can work together to determine which option is best for you.
Will an Express Cutaway haul my trailer?
A trailering package is available, but once again all numbers have to stay within the rated maximums determined by many factors. Chevrolet claims up to 20,000 lbs. GCWR is possible on available configurations equipped with a 6.6L V8, but again this depends on what is fully loaded on top and within. Remember that everything within or on the car needs to factor into the tow weight: body, payload, passengers, trailer.
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