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Chevrolet's Uplander minivan receives some significant equipment revisions for 2007. The Uplander's previously optional 240-horsepower, 3.9-liter V-6 is now standard — a much-needed provision, considering most competitors outgunned the Uplander's previous 200-hp V-6. An electronic stability system is now also standard, but the Uplander's previous all-wheel-drive option has been discontinued. Read More
6 Available Uplander Trims
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