The GMC Savana Cargo is a full-size van available in half-, three-quarter, and one-ton versions - the 1500, 2500, and 3500, respectively. With three available engines across six trims, two drivetrains, and two wheelbase lengths, the Savana Cargo provides a large range of configurations depending on your application. As opposed to the Savana Passenger van, the Cargo has replaced the side and rear windows with metal panels, or in versions not equipped with the optional driver’s side 60/40 doors, optional access panels. Available engines, all mated to a four-speed automatic, include a 4.3-liter, 195-hp V6 a 5.3-liter, 295-hp, E85-friendly V8; and a 6.6-liter, 250-hp turbodiesel V8. Maximum towing capacity is 5,900 lbs for the 4.3, 6,500 lbs for the 5.3, and 10,000 lbs for the 6.6. While EPA estimates have yet to be released for the 6.6, the 4.3 achieves 15/20 mpg and the 5.3 manages 10/12. While 2009 is a carryover year, the Savana Cargo saw some much needed additions and changes in 2008, including a low-tire pressure monitoring system and an expanded info display which notifies the driver of general vehicle status and maintenance scheduling. This was part of the new interior that the Savana received last year as well. Configuration options vary across platforms, with 1500s available in the standard wheelbase of 135 inches, while the 2500 and 3500s are additionally available in the extended, 155-inch, wheelbase. Also, 1500s are available with all-wheel drive.