What's New in the 2022 GMC Savana 1500?
The Savana is largely unchanged for the 2014 model year.
Which Savana 1500 is the Best?
We'd equip an 8-passenger 2014 Savana 1500 with available all-wheel drive and just enough comfort and convenience accessories to make it livable for a 3-week grand tour. With room for everything a family of four could possibly carry, along with bike storage inside rather than on top of the van, the Savana would make a great base camp for any weekend -- or weeks-long -- adventure. With the top LT trim, navigation, rear parking sensors and a backup camera, you'd still be out the door for well under $40,000.
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How Much Does a 2022 GMC Savana 1500 Cost?
Though the Savana offers a wide range of engine and drivetrain choices, trim levels are relatively simple. Cargo models are offered in one trim, dubbed Work, while Passenger versions offer two choices: a base-level LS model or a higher-level Savana LT.
The Savana Work ($28,000) doesn't offer much. Yes, you'll find an AM/FM stereo, but there's no CD player or auxiliary jack. There are bucket seats, but they're trimmed in vinyl, not cloth. And there are no power windows, power locks, power mirrors or keyless entry. However, nearly all of those upgrades are on the van's options list.
The Savana LS ($32,000) adds a few items. The most important are seats, as it's the base trim level of the passenger-hauling Savana. It also includes power locks, though keyless entry is still relegated to the options list. Also optional is multi-zone air conditioning, though the van keeps front air conditioning as standard equipment.
The Savana LT ($34,000) adds several more convenience features, ranging from keyless entry and cloth seats to rear air conditioning and cruise control.
The Savana offers several options, including high-end features such as a navigation system, a rearview camera and rear parking assistance. All-wheel drive is also offered for drivers in snowy climates.