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Just in is this clean used 2010 Starcraft Allstar shuttle bus. It is built on the Ford E450 chassis, powered by the popular 6.8 liter Triton V10 gas engine. Inside the bus is seating for 21 passengers on mid-back seats with aisle grab handles, arm rests and seat belts. Other options include large t-slider window, front & rear AC, a tilt and cruise steering wheel and more.
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| Misc. Options & Features | Entry Area Grab Rails, Tilt and Cruise Steering Wheel, Touring Style Windows w/ T Sliders |
The recent delivery of a 2010 Starcraft Allstar Shuttle Bus S00516 to Denver, Colorado highlights the city’s evolving need for reliable group transportation. This shuttle bus landed just a few blocks from Union Station, right at the heart of LoDo, where the mix of commuters and event-goers consistently drives demand for flexible fleet vehicles. Denver’s unique blend of urban growth and regional transit challenges makes this sale particularly noteworthy. Denver remains one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the Rocky Mountain region, with over 715,000 residents as of the last census—a figure that has jumped by nearly 20% since 2010. Major employers like UCHealth and DaVita draw employees from across Adams County and Aurora daily, amplifying pressure on shuttle providers to keep up with peak hour surges. Seasonal tourism spikes each summer with Red Rocks concerts and Rockies games, while winter brings ski traffic up I-70. These factors help explain steady interest in Allstar Shuttle Bus S00516 buses for sale Denver-wide as local operators scale up their passenger capacity. The Starcraft Allstar Shuttle Bus S00516 is well-suited for Denver’s varied needs. Its spacious passenger capacity supports airport runs to DIA via Peña Boulevard or hotel shuttles along Colfax Avenue serving Five Points and Capitol Hill. The robust HVAC system is appreciated during sudden spring hailstorms or brisk fall mornings—a common concern among local drivers. Many Cherry Creek businesses use shuttle buses like this model for employee transport between remote parking lots and office towers downtown, reducing congestion near Civic Center Park. Our service reach extends well beyond central Denver—regularly supporting routes into Lakewood and Littleton, plus outlying suburbs along C-470 and US-36 toward Boulder. With local delivery expertise honed through years navigating Front Range weather swings, we continue to provide commercial vehicles Colorado businesses trust. Fun fact: Denver sees more days of sunshine annually than San Diego, making reliable climate control in Starcraft buses a must-have feature for area operators
