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To General Motors: A Proposition of Astronomical Proportions

In 1985, you provided a macro-response to the minivan. With 182 cubic feet of cabin space, the do-everything Astro van can carry enough groceries to outlast winter. And if your local supermarket happened to be on top of a mountain peak, the all-wheel-drive workhorse could climb that rocky road.

Two glorious decades and 3.2 million Astro vans followed before the last one rolled off the line at Baltimore Assembly in 2005. The van you no longer sell continues to respond to the times. Fifteen years later, a growing community continues to recognize and discover what an Astro can do on the terrain of road and the ride of life.

We want you to #bringbacktheastro, General Motors.

Please sign the petition to help persuade GM to bring it back!

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What People Are Saying

 

“I really do believe that they are probably the most versatile rig ever made!”

— @yakvanadventures

 

“It’s definitely the overall greatest vehicle I’ve ever owned.”

— @_forrestwalker_

“I’ve had two, now. It’s the best vehicle I’ve ever owned.”

— @clinthoftiezer101

 

“My friend also has an Astro. I love the look on people’s faces when two Astros pull up to the scene all geared out!”

— @tobiasturbes

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