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Need a reliable workhorse that can get the job done? The Chevrolet Express has long been a favorite among fleet owners, delivery services, and families looking for load‑back capacity. Whether you’re curious about the Chevrolet Express price in the current market or wondering what is a 2012 Chevrolet Express worth, this concise overview offers the essential details, specs, depreciation trends, and comparisons that help you make an informed decision. The 2012 model, in particular, remains a high‑value candidate when purchasing a used van, and we’ll walk you through how its cost and depreciation shape the overall ownership experience.

• Engine: 5.3‑L V8 (Diesel options 4.2‑L from 2016 onwards)
• Transmission: 6‑speed automatic (optional 5‑speed manual for 2012)
• Fuel Type: Gasoline (diesel variants from 2014)
• Power: 210–236 hp; torque 350–400 lb‑ft
• Dimensions: Length 261.5 in, Width 85.6 in, Height 82.5 in
• Cargo Volume: 477–544 cu ft (standard bed) / up to 900 cu ft (extended cab)
• Seating Capacity: 12‑person layout available for crew
• Drivetrain: Rear‑wheel drive standard; 4WD optional on certain trims
• Weight: GVWR up to 11,800 lbs (cargo version)
• Notable Features: Heavy‑duty suspension, robust towing capacity (up to 7,650 lbs), optional rear‑sense blind‑spot monitoring

Depreciation Insight for the Chevrolet Express

A key consideration when budgeting for a van is how quickly it loses value. Below is a realistic snapshot of typical depreciation for the Chevrolet Express range, including the Chevrolet Express depreciation curve that most owners experience.

• First year: 15–20 % decline off the MSRP (or from the used purchase price).
• Year 2–3: Cumulative 30–40 % reduction compared to the original price.
• Year 4–5: Total depreciation usually falls to roughly 50–55 % of new value.
• Beyond 5 years: Value stabilizes around 45–50 % of the original price, depending on mileage and condition.

These figures are averages; actual depreciation can vary by region, maintenance history, mileage, and trim. For example, a low‑mileage 2012 Chevrolet Express sold in a strong demand market may retain slightly more than 55 % of its original value after five years, whereas a high‑mileage, minimally kept van may depreci

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