2016 Chevrolet City Express

$21,955
2016 Chevrolet City Express Review
Pros
- Gas-sipping engine
- Accessible price
- Relatively easy to maneuver
Cons
- Tepid acceleration
- Firm seats
The 2016 Chevrolet City Express is a small van that seats two people. It’s for drivers seeking a work van with affordable pricing and good gas mileage.
Every City Express has a 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine under the hood that generates 131 horsepower and 139 pound-feet of torque. Power goes to the front wheels through a continuously variable automatic transmission.
Gas can be a significant expense for many small-business owners, and the City Express’s efficient 4-cylinder engine helps keep those costs under control; it earns an EPA-estimated 25 mpg in combined driving. In addition, this Chevy is one of the more affordable picks in its class, costing less than some rivals. It’s excellent for drivers seeking a budget-friendly work van.
This van’s compact size also makes it a more maneuverable choice than larger work vans, like Chevy’s Express. It’s a strong pick if you want a van small enough to travel easily on a congested city street.
There are also a couple of drawbacks to consider. Though this van’s engine is efficient, acceleration is tepid. Other vans in this class are quicker off the line. Also, the City Express’s seats may be too firm for some tastes.
What’s New in the 2016 Chevrolet City Express?
No notable changes.
2016 Chevrolet City Express vs. the Competition
Work vans provide vital support to small businesses. The City Express competes with these rivals:
Ford Transit Connect: Two available body lengths and a versatile cargo area.
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter: Many body styles and a roomy cabin.
Nissan NV200: Fuel-efficient 4-cylinder engine and an accessible price.
Where the City Express Sits in the 2016 Chevrolet Lineup
Chevrolet’s vehicle lineup includes vans, cars, trucks, and SUVs. The van range also includes the Express, with the City Express being the smaller of the two.
What’s the Best 2016 Chevrolet City Express Trim for You?
Which Trim Is the Best Value?
The City Express’s base LS trim offers good value. It has a 131-horsepower 4-cylinder engine, cloth upholstery, a height-adjustable driver’s seat, a fold-flat front passenger seat, air conditioning, and a two-speaker stereo.
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Best Trim for Fuel Economy
All models are rated 25 mpg combined city/highway.
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Best Trim for Cargo Space
All City Express vans provide 122.7 cubic feet of cargo space.
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Top-of-the-Line Trim
The LT is the top trim. It has power door locks, heated power mirrors, keyless entry, and rear parking sensors.
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Should I Buy an Older Chevrolet City Express Instead?
The City Express is in its first generation, which debuted with the 2015 model. Any older first-generation model (2015) will be broadly similar to the 2016 City Express, and you can save money by purchasing one of these used vans.
You can find a used Chevrolet City Express with Carfax used car listings. Each used car comes with a free Carfax vehicle history report.
2016 Chevrolet City Express Trim Configurations
2016 Chevrolet City Express Safety
2016 Chevrolet City Express Safety Features
- Crumple Zones front, rear
- Antilock Brakes Standard
- Front Drive Airbags Standard
- Front Passenger Airbags Standard
- Side Curtain Airbags Standard
- Side Impact Airbags Standard
- Brake Assist Standard
- Daytime Running Lights Standard
- Electronic Stability Control Standard
- Electronic Traction Control Standard
- Tire Pressure Monitoring System Standard
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2016 Chevrolet City Express Pricing
The data below is updated daily, based on used car inventory for sale on CARFAX.
Original MSRP | $21,955 - $23,515 |
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