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Just in is this 2020 Starcraft Allstar shuttle bus. It is built on a Chevrolet G4500 chassis powered by Chevy’s 6.0 liter V8 gas engine. Inside the bus is perimeter seating for 14 passengers on mid-back seats with seat belts. At the front of bus is a large storage rack for luggage. This shuttle’s passenger capacity is below the CDL limit in MOST states. Other options include A/C and heat, an advanced fast idle system, and more. Call us today for all the details. 1-877-456-9804.
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| Misc. Options & Features | Advanced Fast Idle System, Back Up Alarm, Back Up Camera, Tilt and Cruise Steering Wheel, Touring Style Windows w/ T Sliders |
The recent delivery of a 2020 Starcraft Allstar Shuttle Bus S04135 to St. Louis, Missouri highlights the region’s evolving transportation landscape. As this spacious shuttle now joins the fleet near Forest Park, it reflects how local bus dealers in St. Louis are meeting demand for passenger capacity along key corridors like I-64 and Delmar Boulevard, where events and attractions draw thousands every week. St. Louis continues to see steady population growth—currently just over 293,000 within city limits—with the wider metro area supporting major employers like BJC HealthCare and Anheuser-Busch. Seasonal rush periods, especially during Cardinals games at Busch Stadium or conventions downtown, spike demand for reliable group transit. With shifting commuter trends and ongoing investment in commercial vehicles Missouri relies on, searches for “Allstar Shuttle Bus S04135 buses for sale St. Louis” have steadily increased as organizations seek flexible fleet solutions. The Starcraft Allstar Shuttle Bus S04135 stands out with its ample passenger capacity—ideal for shuttling tourists between Soulard and The Hill or serving airport runs from Lambert International to Clayton business parks. Its accessible floorplan supports both ADA-compliant needs and high turnover routes around Grand Center’s arts district. For school districts north of I-70 or event venues in Chesterfield Valley, this vehicle bridges gaps where fixed-route transit falls short. Our service radius extends beyond city limits, frequently covering trips from St. Louis to nearby communities like Collinsville, IL and Kirkwood, MO. Regional delivery logistics are streamlined thanks to our central location near Highway 40/64 interchanges—a little-known fact: St. Louis is one of the few Midwest metros where four major interstates converge within city borders. We remain dedicated to supporting local operators as they tackle tomorrow’s transportation challenges across eastern Missouri and southwestern Illinois. For more information on available inventory and regional support services, explore our current Starcraft buses St. Louis listings or contact our team for details about future fleet vehicle deliveries throughout the
