2004 GMC Safari 3 Dr STD AWD Passenger Van Extended Trim Overview

Adding all-wheel drive to the 2004 GMC Safari STD Passenger Van also gets you a limited slip center differential.  Though not used for pure off-roading, the mid-sized minivan that seats eight in three rows uses the AWD to handle tricky road situations capably.  Added safety comes from 16-inch tires, 4-wheel disc and ABS brakes, and dual front airbags.  The minivan earns three and four stars in front impact tests and five stars in side impact, but only a poor overall rating from the Insurance Institute.  Traction control and side airbags are not available, but you can add a locking differential.  

Automatic headlights and daytime running lights are other nice safety touches.  Access to the rear seats comes via a manual sliding passenger side door, and access to the 40 cubic feet of cargo space is via dual rear doors.  Dutch doors can be substituted, with a rear window that opens separately.  A roof rack can also be added.  Full power features, cruise control, tilt steering, intermittent wipers, air conditioning, and a radio are all standard on the base model, with options for remote entry, a CD player, and rear climate control.