Daring or Dated? The 2001 GMC Sierra 2500HD SL

There was no way GMC could afford a botched job with the Sierra 2500HD. For 2001, GMC hasn't shifted the Sierra 2500HD much, though it did expand the availability of the luxury end trim. The reviews came in favorably as the year came to a close.

Regardless, it should come as no surprise that we've named it the winner of our 2001 staff's Most Wanted Award for top model under $28906. Women were positively the focus for this vehicle. The Sierra 2500HD was last redesigned 1 years ago. 4WD Standard Pickup Truckss are usually heavier and seat four (or five) full-size people.

GMC Sierra 2500HD Specifications

The new 6.6L 8 Cylinder Engine won't blaze a trail with its low-end response, but once it revs up a bit, the 2001 GMC Sierra 2500HD feels nimble. A distant cousin to the original Sierra 2500HD, this one is the major yet. It's moreover more luxurious. The gasoline mileage of this vehicle is far not up to what was stated on the sticker. National highway traffic safety administration (nhtsa) crash test scores for the Sierra 2500HD SL are good with the car earning four stars in frontal impacts and front side-impacts.

Interior Design

Greenhorn internal features comparable to brand-new seats with door panels found their method into the brand new model. The Sierra 2500HD is roomy for its type, offering generous accommodations for its front and rear passengers. Inside you'll discover plenty of headroom. We The american buyer like many space for our luggage.

Feel for the Road

The 8 Cylinder Engine provides plenty of forward thrust. The automatics downshift quickly but can be slow on upshifts, while the manual transmissions shift just fine other than tend to feel rubbery through the gates.