* Online Marketplaces: Sites like Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, and eBay Motors often have a selection of used vehicles, including Chevrolet vans. Be cautious and verify sellers.
* Used Car Dealerships: Both large dealerships and smaller independent used car lots frequently stock Chevrolet vans. Dealerships offer more established processes but typically charge higher prices.
* Private Sellers: Individuals selling their own used vans can be found through online classifieds or by word of mouth. You might find better deals, but due diligence is critical to avoid issues.
* Specialized Van Dealers: Some dealerships specialize in cargo vans or passenger vans, and might have a wider selection of Chevrolet vans than a general used car lot.
* Auto Auction: These auctions usually require membership or fees, and often cater to wholesale buyers, but can sometimes offer significant savings if you know what you're doing.
Before purchasing from any source, thoroughly inspect the van's condition, check its history report (e.g., Carfax or AutoCheck), and get a pre-purchase inspection from a trusted mechanic.
