General Motors launched the Chevrolet Uplander minivan as the 2005 model in 2004 with a standard wheelbase alongside an extended version which followed production until 2009. Customers of the Chevrolet Uplander can select between three powertrain options where the 3.5L LX9 V6 and 3.9L LZ9 V6 and LGD V6 variants are available. The E85-compatible 3.9L LGD V6 engine rated at 240 horsepower produced 240 lb-ft of torque and it had a displacement of 3,498 cc. This V-shaped engine implements multi-point indirect injection as it provides smooth operation in driving conditions. The four-speed automatic transmission used for front-wheel drive enables balanced handling while the tuned suspension system delivers moderate driving feel. The Chevrolet Uplander model achieves an estimated 16 mpg for city driving while reaching 23 mpg on highway roads. Standard equipment on the Chevrolet Uplander includes disc brakes with antilock function while stability control and traction control systems are available yet side airbags are optional. The Chevrolet Uplander fit into dimensions of 5,191 mm (204.4 in) long and 1,834 mm (72.2 in) wide by 1,834 mm (72.2 in) high and its curb weight reached 1,730 kg (3,814 lbs). United States-based Chevrolet Uplander parts follow high-quality standards that deliver reliable performance while a simple returns process and original equipment manufacturer supplies reflect their commitment to customer satisfaction.