Dealer This 2011 Chevrolet Express 1500 Work Van Cargo delivers the practicality and power you need for commercial or personal hauling. Finished in white with a spacious cargo configuration, this workhorse is built for reliability and efficiency on the job.Features include:- Vortec 5.3L V8 Flex Fuel engine with 4-Speed Automatic transmission- Front bucket seats with custom cloth trim- Full body fixed glass window package for visibility- AM/FM stereo with CD player- Air conditioning and power steering- Electronic stability control and traction control- Dual front impact airbags and ABS brakes- 145-amp alternator- Inside rear-view manual day/night mirrorThis cargo van provides 13 city and 18 highway MPG, delivering solid fuel efficiency for a vehicle in this class. The spacious interior and durable construction make it an ideal choice for contractors, delivery services, or anyone requiring versatile cargo space. With its proven 5.3L V8 engine and automatic transmission, you'll experience dependable performance backed by Chevrolet's commercial vehicle reputation.Visit us today to inspect this work-ready Express 1500 and see how it can serve your business or personal needs.
Had a great time working with JP. I really appreciate his understanding as we went to another dealership to look at another car we thought might fit better. Glad we were able to come back and finish of the deal with him and the team there. Could do without the hard sell on the extended warranty, but that's all part of the business. Would definitely deal with them again.
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tyson horton • 2 months ago
This was our second vehicle purchase from O'Daniel. We worked with Ed Reyes both times and he's amazing! He listens to your needs, gives advice where needed and isn't pushy. That kind of service is hard to find in the sales world. We will be repeat buyers from O'Daniel because of his efforts to work with us.
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SicSemperTyranis • a month ago
Car shopping can be a daunting task, and as an introverted millennial, I was less than excited to go to a dealership. In my experience, O’Daniel is like any other dealership with the amount of negotiation/back and forth with the “finance guy” and stereotypical language being used throughout the process. The difference to me, however, is that I didn’t feel strong-armed into making a purchase, and there was a good deal of flexibility afforded for me to thoroughly consider the vehicles I looked at. My salesperson was John McKinney, who was very chill throughout the time working with me, which put me at ease for someone in my context. Although I didn’t end up purchasing a vehicle through them in the end, it was ultimately a good learning experience, and it positioned me to be better informed as a buyer.