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Chevrolet Express Cargo.

2011 / Recorded asking prices

Recorded currenciesUSD

Price history

1 currency
Daily average asking prices4 Jun 2023 — 3 Dec 2023
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USD 35 observations · 1 sourceall time
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DateUSD daily average
4 Jun 2023US$12,696
11 Jun 2023US$9,999
18 Jun 2023US$9,995
25 Jun 2023US$16,899
2 Jul 2023US$16,995
9 Jul 2023US$19,800
16 Jul 2023US$18,898
23 Jul 2023US$17,995
30 Jul 2023US$19,800
27 Aug 2023US$10,995
3 Sept 2023US$8,995
15 Oct 2023US$9,985
22 Oct 2023US$9,985
29 Oct 2023US$9,985
12 Nov 2023US$10,999
19 Nov 2023US$10,999
3 Dec 2023US$15,497

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What these observations cover

USD: 35 recorded asking-price observations; all-time average US$13,022, range US$7,499–US$19,995. Recorded dates: 9 Apr 2023–3 Dec 2023. Latest observation: 3 Dec 2023. 1 source; 0 source-listing identifiers.

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About the Chevrolet Express Cargo

The Chevrolet Express Cargo is a full-size commercial van. Chevrolet’s archive dates its full-size cargo-van lineage to the 1960s; generation and equipment vary by year.

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