Chevrolet Astro

See also Chevrolet Astra of Latin America

{{Infobox Automobile generation |name=First generation |image= |production=1985–1994 |engine=4.3L 165hp (123kW) V6 4.3L 200hp (150kW) V6 2.5L I4 |height=1985-89: 73.7in (1872mm) 1985-89 Cargo Van SWB: 74.5in (1892mm) 1990-91 SWB: 74.9in (1902mm) 1990-91 SWB: 74.1in (1882mm) 1992-94 Astro: 76.2in (1935mm) 1992-94 Safari Cargo Van: 76.1in (1933mm) 1992-94 Safari SLX: 76.4in (1941mm) 1992-94 Safari 2WD LWB: 76.6in (1946mm) 1992-94 Safari Cargo Van AWD SWB: 75.7in (1923mm) 1992-94 Safari Cargo Van AWD LWB: 76.0in (1930mm) |length=SWB: 176.8in (4491mm) LWB: 186.8in (4745mm) 1992-94 Astro Cargo Van SWB: 177.9in (4519mm) 1992-94 Astro Cargo Van LWB: 187.9in (4773mm) |wheelbase=111.0in (2819mm) |assembly=[[Baltimore, Maryland |width=77.0in (1956mm) 1992-94 Safari & Astro Cargo Van: 77.5in (1969mm) }}

The Chevrolet Astro was a rear-wheel drive minivan introduced by Chevrolet in 1985 to rival domestic (American) competitors the Dodge Caravan/Plymouth Voyager twins and the Japanese Toyota Van. Also sharing the Astro's truck-based platform was its sibling, the GMC Safari. In addition to standard passenger uses, the vans were also available as cargo vans, and converters used them as the basis for small conversion vans.