New 2013 Gmc Savana 1500 Hitop Explorer Van Conversion Limited Xse on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Texas, United States
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Martin Chevrolet Buick GMC Of Cleveland Texas is proud to offer up our last 2013 Explorer Van. We got to the opportunity to get a BRAND NEW 2013 Explorer last in the model year at a big discount and can pass on the savings. GMC did not change a thing for 2014 except for the price. The same goes with Explorer Vans. This van has an MSRP of $62895.00 It has the close to everything offered by Explorer Van. If you don't know about Explorer...They are the #1 selling custom van in the world. They make every component in house and they have a nationwide dealer base. No other conversion van offers the fit, finish and most important thing...SERVICE in case something goes wrong with your van. They have over 100 dealers nationwide that stand behind their product. Here's an interesting fact.....92 out of every 100 luxury conversion vans made every year is built by Explorer Van Company. There's a reason for that..They're the best you can buy. Don't be fooled by off brand vans with 2 or 3 dealers in the entire country that buy everything they put inside their conversion van. This new Explorer Van has the following options:
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