2004 GMC Safari Review

2002 GMC Safari SLT Rwd 3dr Minivan Shown

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Other than its ability to mimic a SUV in terms of towing ability and cargo space, there's not much about the Safari van that makes it a viable choice over its numerous competitors.

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Pros

Standard eight-passenger seating, 5,400-pound trailer rating, torquey V6.

Cons

Poor fuel economy, intrusive engine cover makes for small footwells, overall lack of refinement.

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Base

4.3L V6 engine
Automatic transmission
Up to 14 cty/19 hwy mpg
All-wheel drive
Third row seats

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What's New for 2004

An Argent grille is now standard on the base model.

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