Used GMC Sierra Classic 3500 for Sale Nationwide
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George J
Reviewed a 1999 GMC 4 Dr SLT Crew Cab 2WD LB on Sep 28, 2009
It has an incredibly good ride for a 1 ton, comfy seats and hyperactive a/c. I've mixed feelings about the cruising speed, it is more comfy to drive between 60-65, anything above that and it starts guzzling diesel. In town the high torque engine makes for good fuel economy.
Mike C
Reviewed a 2000 GMC Crew Cab Long Bed 4WD on Jul 28, 2009
This truck does all that I need, Hauls the family camping with all the stuff. Bad weater in the winter does not stop it. It pulls a trailer for the scouts. And still looks good for being almost 10 years old.
Tony T
Reviewed a 2007 GMC SLE1 Crew Cab 4WD on Nov 9, 2022
A good way to look for cars online and easy
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2007 GMC Sierra Classic 3500 on Mar 7, 2020
Great work truck heavy duty and dependable work truck
GMC Sierra Classic 3500 Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| SLT Crew Cab DRW 4WD | $39,590 |
| SLT Ext. Cab 2WD | $33,985 |
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As with the other Classics, the GMC Sierra 3500 Classic provides a blast from the recent past. 2007 marked a major re-modelling year for the Sierra lineup and the full-ton pickup got its own facelift. The most muscular Sierra has a 6.0 L, 300 hp V8 engine helps pull up to 12,000 lbs.
If you want luxury, go with the new Sierra 3500. If you can stand the stiffer ride and lower quality cabin materials, go with the Classic.
