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2001 GMC Sonoma Extended Cab
9 reviews
GMCs version of the Chevrolet S-10 adds a Crew Cab body style and makes a 3rd door standard on its extended-cab for 2001. The Crew Cab has...
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GMCs version of the Chevrolet S-10 adds a Crew Cab body style and makes a 3rd door standard on its extended-cab for 2001. The Crew Cab has four front-hinged doors and a 3-passenger rear bench seat. The extended-cab has a left-side rear-hinged back door and a one-person fold-down jump seat. All models are available with a 4 cyl or V6 engine and manual or automatic transmission. Extended-cabs offer rear-wheel drive or 4WD that must be disengaged on dry pavement but includes low-range gearing. Regular cabs come only in rear-wheel drive, Crew Cabs only with 4WD. Cargo beds are 6 ft or 7.3 ft on regular cabs, 6 ft on extended cabs, and 4.6 ft on Crew Cabs. The 6-ft bed is available as a flare-fender Sportside in addition to flush-fender Wideside form. Front seating is a 3-place bench or extra-cost buckets. ABS is standard, and 4x4s get 4-wheel disc brakes. Maximum towing capacity is 6175 lb. Sonomas performance and accommodations mirror those of equivalent S-10s.
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You can move a GMC Sonoma down the road
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Pros: Interior comfort, value for the dollar.
Cons: Only one rear door.
Bottom Line:
If your budget says car but your needs say truck the Sonoma is for you.
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A perfect small truck for urban couple with out of town activities
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Pros: Compact, great power, great capacity, easy driving
Cons: Costs more in gas than a car and is not meant for family. Read More at Epinions.com
Good value with a V6
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Pros: Low end torque, suspension, price
Cons: Visibility out of rear quarter windows, CD player gets hot
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Worth a look if you're looking for a work truck, or a cheap commuter vehicle with hauling capability. Not without its warts, but a decent value.
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very pleased so far......
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Pros: Smooth driving, lots of interior room
Cons: small bed
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Great smal 4-door truck. Small bed, but other qualities make up for it
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Say Yes to Sonoma
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Pros: Get up and go goes good, very powerful, nice ride, dash set up well
Cons: no back speakers for radio, low 4 wheel drive shifting a bit confusing to operate
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This is definitely a sharp, dependable, and comfortable ride. We feel we made a good investment!
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Big little truck
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Pros: An abundance of power. Large roomy interior. Smooth ride
Cons: 18 mpg from a small truck, I got the same with a king-cab f-150. Read More at Epinions.com
my very first one
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Pros: solid truck
Cons: 3rd door handle, underpowered, 2 passenger max Read More at Epinions.com
01' GMC Sonoma SLS ZQ8
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Pros: Great handling, good power, and looks good too
Cons: Typical "Union built" problems. What can you expect for $18 an hour and full benefits?
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Not a bad truck if maintained properly.
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Good truck with a caveat
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Pros: Reliable, quietly powerful, decent hwy mileage
Cons: Typical GM rattles and cheap interior bits Read More at Epinions.com
