Whichever vehicle you choose, as you can see from the Venture pictures to the right, you won't be disappointed. For more 2006 2007 Chevrolet Venture info, stay right here, and enjoy.

Thanks to some of the most efficient engines in the business, you can make your gas go farther with your 2006 2007 Chevrolet Venture minivan. The average Venture gets nearly 26 miles per gallon during highway driving, and Chevy Venture Extended Wheelbase models can travel up to 650 miles on one tank of gas. How is this possible? Largely, the machine responsible for this kind of power is a 185-horsepower, 3400 V6 engine. Linked to an electronically controlled, four-speed automatic transmission, other Venture reviews agree that this engine is second to none. It even boasts an overheat protection mode to help prevent engine damage, should the coolant in your Venture run low.

ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS
Engine Type
V6
Displacement (liters)
3.5
Horsepower (SAE net)
185-hp @ 5200 rpm
Torque
210 lbs-ft @ 4000 rpm

Fuel Economy Cty/Hwy:
19/26
Compression Ratio
9.5:1
Number of Valves
16
Valves Configuration
OHV
Emission System
Not listed

The 2006 2007 Chevrolet Venture minivan offers a ton of other features, too, including exterior amenities such as:

• Low step-in height



• Corrosion-resistant panels



• A rear lift gate for easy access to the trunk



• Solar-ray deep-tinted glass



• Rear-window defogger



• Rear intermittent wiper with washer.

You can see all of these exterior features from the Venture picture above. Inside the Venture minivan, there are power rear vent windows and auxiliary lighting, flip-and-fold seats, and a luggage rack. The Venture even comes with an optional 20-foot air hose you can use to inflate everything from air mattresses to bike tires to soccer balls. With features like these, the 2006 2007 Chevrolet Venture isn't just a van, it's a home away from home.