Vans Drive Auto Sales Rebound Sparked By Custom Van Trends
A National Geographic note describes surging van sales as 1970s panel trucks evolve into customized rolling homes. Vans, once utility only, attract buyers with luxury interiors, paintwork, fiberglass insulation, and mag wheels, while prices range from five to twelve thousand dollars. The feature links van culture to broader American trends and even mentions historical use and decor themes.
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