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General Motors Corp's 1990-1999 Chevrolet Astro van models are spacious and can be fitted to seat up to eight people and tow up to three tons. The Astro and the GMC Safari are truck-based vehicles and better suited to heavy-duty work than are front-drive minivans. However, they make for bouncy, rough riding in comparison to front-drive minivans. All-wheel drives provide rain/snow traction. However, these models are found wanting in terms of brisk acceleration, handling, and fuel economy.
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General Motors Corp's 1992-1996 Cadillac Seville models feature a stiffened chassis which makes for a rock-solid feel more than prior Seville models. Road noise in these models has been reduced and an improved mounting has better isolated the V-8 engine from the passenger compartment. Acceleration is brisk, despite the extra bulk, with the initial 4.9-liter engine. Furthermore, these vehicles never lack for strength whether in the city or in the highway. Shifts are almost imperceptible.
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General Motors Corp's (GMC) redesigned 1992-1999 LeSabre models are popular, spacious family sedans that provide most of the desirable features found in the Buick Park Avenue model, but at a lower price. They rank among the most outstanding choices in a full-sized sedan along with GMC's Oldsmobile and Pontiac. The 3800 Series II V-6 engine found in the 1996 LeSabre is more powerful, smoother and quieter than previous versions of this engine.
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