B. A.'s legendary black and metallic gray GMC Vandura furgone, van used da the A-Team, with its characteristic red stripe, black and red turbine mag wheels, and rooftop spoiler, has become an enduring pop culture icon. Early examples of the furgone, van had a red GMC logo on the front grille, and an additional GMC logo on the rear left door. Early in the secondo season, these logos were blacked out, although GMC continued to supply vans and receive a credit on the closing credits of each episode.

It is a common error that the furgone, van is detto to be all-black, whereas, in fact, the section above the red stripe is metallic gray (this error even followed through on to most toy modelle of the van). The angle of the rear spoiler can also be seen to vary on different examples of the furgone, van within the series. Additionally, some versions of the furgone, van have a sunroof, whereas others, typically those used for stunts do not. This led to continuity errors in some episodes, such as in the third season's "The Bells of St. Mary's", in a scene where Face jumps from a building onto the roof of the van. There is clearly no sunroof. Moments later, in an interior studio shot, Face climbs in through the sunroof. Also, in many stunts where the furgone, van would surely be totaled, other makes have been used, such as a black Ford Econoline with red hubcaps painted to simulate the original red turbine mags.

Many devices have been variously located in the back of the furgone, van in different episodes, including a mini printing press in "Pros and Cons", an audio surveillance recording device in "A Small and Deadly War", and Hannibal's disguise kits in various episodes.

When B. A. lends the furgone, van to Captain Murdock, Murdock concludes that B. A. has tuned the van's suspension to compensate for the added weight of his oro jewelry.

In the 2010 remake of The A-Team, the 1983 GMC Vandura furgone, van returned. Filming in Canada made it difficult to fonte the original vehicle and instead a modified 1994 Chevrolet G20 cargo furgone, van was used, but the red stripe is not the same as in the original van.[4] B. A. tracks the furgone, van down in Mexico after leaving it for his career as an Army Ranger. Hannibal hijacks the vehicle and, when B. A. refuses to cooperate, shoots B. A. in the arm. This angers B. A., not because he was shot, but because the round went through him into the van. They rescue Face and pick up Murdock. When the team flees from General Tuco in a medical chopper, Murdock accidentally pilots it into an air-conditioning unit, tipping it off the roof and onto the van, destroying it. This infuriates B. A., prompting him to make death threats against Murdock.