2013 Chevrolet Astro Van Review Pictures

The 2013 Chevy Astro comes with 2-wheel rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive (AWD) and has one fully loaded trim level. The LS seats 8 passengers on two front buckets and two rear bench seats but there is a cargo version also that is fitted with only two seats. These minivans are all equipped with sliding side doors and rear cargo doors that can be replaced by optional Dutch Doors with independently opening windows. Whether you're camping, heading out to motorcycle practice or just tooling around town, Astro's interior is as versatile as it is Chevy Truck tough. The 2013 Chevrolet Astro provides a wide array of seating configurations and the most cargo space of any eight-passenger midsize van. Astro Vans offer the convenient walk-through feature that allows you to easily pass through the front-passenger seats to the back seats without having to climb over seats. 
Astro LT is the midsize van equipped to make traveling enjoyable, comfortable and convenient. It features high-back reclining front seats with available Special Leather seating surfaces, front and rear air conditioning and heating, and a Home Link Transmitter that can program up to three electronic home features. Include available All-Wheel-Drive and Astro LT adds up to one great midsize van. The 2013 Chevrolet Astro Vans with Conversion Packages can accommodate a number of upfitting features. The roomy, comfortable interior is designed to be easily upfitted. That means you can equip it, by a certified upfitter, with the comfort and entertainment components that are right for you and your family. Because safety and security are so important to you and your family, Astro features a comprehensive system to help you feel secure while you're traveling. 

All 2013 Chevrolet Astro vans now come standard with four-wheel antilock disc brakes. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gave the Astro three out of five stars for protection of the driver in a frontal crash and four stars for the front passenger. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety rated the Astro "Poor," the lowest of four rankings, after administering its frontal offset crash test. With only minor changes since its debut in 1985, the Astro interior is dated-looking to say the least. Overall interior room is generous, with 170 cubic feet of total cargo space, but small front foot wells make the driver and front passenger feel more cramped than in most minivans. The standard seating arrangement holds eight passengers, but optional captain's chairs reduce capacity to seven.

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