Unfortunately, the 2021 GMC Savana Passenger Van hasn’t undergone a significant redesign for a really long time, and its very many competitors, the Ford Transit Connect, Ram ProMaster City, and Mercedes-Benz Metris Passenger Van just to name a few, do a much better job of meeting modern needs and expectations. Starting with the good qualities, the Savana is offered with three powerful engines that support its size and heft adequately and accord it with decent payload and towing capabilities. The front and rear cabin are spacious and versatile, and the nifty wide-opening 60/40-split swing-out passenger-side door really adds to the convenience of the 5-door van. The 2021 Savana Passenger Van’s starting price of $37,200 only adds to its attractiveness. Unfortunately, that’s where the positives end. The Savana is far too crude to be regarded as a quality passenger van. It looks okay from the outside, but as soon as you step into the cabin, you’ll notice how basic it is with its overly pedestrian look and feel and scant selection of features. There’s no official safety review for the 2021 GMC Savana Passenger Van either, which is concerning in a time when a car’s safety rating is so highly considered. Ultimately, the Savana is just far too dated to be recommended over its newer competitors.