Expert Evaluations
2012 Gmc Sierra 1500 crew cab 4wd
2012 GMC Sierra 1500 Crew Cab 4WD SLE 1SB
Rating
79%
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- Styling
- Accessories
- Space and Access
- Comfort
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- Driving
- Safety
- Appreciation
- Driving
- Braking
- Handling
- Steering
- Manoeuvrability
- Comfort
- Suspension and Ride
- Driving Position
- Noise Level
- Seats
- Styling
- Interior
- Interior Fit and Finish
- Exterior Fit and Finish
- Exterior
- Accessories
- Heating / Ventilation / Air Conditioning
- Instrumentation and Controls
- Convenience and Equipment
- General Ergonomics
- Sound System
- Appreciation
- General Appreciation
- Safety
- Mirrors
- General Safety
- Visibility
- Traction and Stability Control
- Performance
- Acceleration
- Engine Output
- Transmission
- Fuel Consumption
- Space and Access
- Front Space and Access
- Rear Space and Access
- Storage Capacity
- Access to Mechanical Components
- Cargo Space and Access
- All Terrain Package
- Styling
- 6-speed autobox
- Cabin
- Driving position
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- Styling
- Accessories
- Space and Access
- Comfort
- Performance
- Driving
- Safety
- Appreciation
- Driving
- Braking
- Handling
- Steering
- Manoeuvrability
- Comfort
- Suspension and Ride
- Driving Position
- Noise Level
- Seats
- Styling
- Interior
- Interior Fit and Finish
- Exterior Fit and Finish
- Exterior
- Accessories
- Heating / Ventilation / Air Conditioning
- Instrumentation and Controls
- Convenience and Equipment
- General Ergonomics
- Sound System
- Appreciation
- General Appreciation
- Safety
- Mirrors
- General Safety
- Visibility
- Traction and Stability Control
- Performance
- Acceleration
- Engine Output
- Transmission
- Fuel Consumption
- Space and Access
- Front Space and Access
- Rear Space and Access
- Storage Capacity
- Access to Mechanical Components
- Cargo Space and Access
- Big, able to haul what ever you need.
- Comfortable with or without a load on.
- Rear seats fold so lots of storage space in side.
- 4X4 system raises the truck up to where running boards should be standard.
- Too big for casual use in the city.
- Fuel economy is better than the past but still not that good.
DetailsClose
- Styling
- Accessories
- Space and Access
- Comfort
- Performance
- Driving
- Safety
- Appreciation
- Driving
- Braking
- Handling
- Steering
- Manoeuvrability
- Comfort
- Suspension and Ride
- Driving Position
- Noise Level
- Seats
- Styling
- Interior
- Interior Fit and Finish
- Exterior Fit and Finish
- Exterior
- Accessories
- Heating / Ventilation / Air Conditioning
- Instrumentation and Controls
- Convenience and Equipment
- General Ergonomics
- Sound System
- Appreciation
- General Appreciation
- Safety
- Mirrors
- General Safety
- Visibility
- Traction and Stability Control
- Performance
- Acceleration
- Engine Output
- Transmission
- Fuel Consumption
- Space and Access
- Front Space and Access
- Rear Space and Access
- Storage Capacity
- Access to Mechanical Components
- Cargo Space and Access
- Big and can haul what ever you need to.
- comfortable ride loaded or unloaded.
- Rear seat folds so there is lots of cargo space inside the cab.
- When equipped with 4X4 system the truck is tall enough to need running boards
- Too big for casual city use.
- Fuel economy has improved, but is still not that good.