Chevrolet Hi Cube Van 1990
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Specifications Chevrolet Hi Cube Van 1990 blueprint
The Chevrolet Hi Cube Van 1990 is a rugged and reliable passenger and cargo van renowned for its overall functionality and style. This full-size van has a boxy, aerodynamic design that has stood the test of time, and is often sought-after on the used vehicle market. The Hi Cube Van has curved lines on the hood, which give it a sportier look, and the sloped windshield offers improved visibility. On the inside, this full-size van is spacious and practical, offering plenty of seating for passengers and cargo alike. There are two rows of three adjustable captains chairs on the main cabin for passengers. There is also plenty of headroom, legroom, and cargo storage space in the back. It also comes with power windows, locks, and mirrors, and a tilt steering wheel. Under the hood is a powerful 4.3-liter V6 engine that is capable of generating up to 190 horsepower and 220 pound-feet of torque. It is mated to a four-speed automatic transmission that helps to deliver a smooth and reliable ride. The van also boasts an independent coil-spring suspension and four-wheel disc brakes for improved cornering and braking. The exterior of the Chevy Hi Cube Van 1990 is finished off with classic silver trim accents, a blacked out grille, and bright chrome trim. The Hi Cube Van also comes with several creature comforts, including air conditioning and an AM/FM stereo. This van is sure to turn heads wherever it goes, and with its rugged good looks and reliable performance, it will be a dependable choice for years to come.
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