Review of the 2004 GMC Safari
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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.
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Cons
Poor fuel economy, intrusive engine cover makes for small footwells, overall lack of refinement.
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What's New for 2004
An Argent grille is now standard on the base model.
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Full 2004 GMC Safari Review
What's New for 2004
An Argent grille is now standard on the base model.
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hansienna
07-17-2004
With a relatively frugal 17/22 EPA rating for 1991 and a 27 gallon fuel tank, the Astro/Safari had an outstanding fuel range. Many owners were getting 24-25 MPG on the highway with the 199...
0patience
03-12-2003
Some customers of 1997 Chevrolet Blazer, S10 Pickup; 1995-1997 Chevrolet Astro, C/K Crew Cab; 1994-1997 C/K Pickup, Tahoe, Suburban; 1997 GMC Jimmy, Sonoma; 1995-1997 GMC Safari, Sierra Crew Cab; 1994...
safarifan
11-17-2008
I purchased my second GMC Safari Van, July of 2004. At the time, it only had 54,000 miles on it. A few weeks after I began driving it, I could not get it to shift into "park". I was tol...
