Used Chevrolet S-10 for Sale

I did enjoy my s10 extreme, I had the 4.3 Liter v6. It was super fast and felt more like a v8 engine than anything. It was a lower riding truck stick shift, lots of power. The specific extreme model was a very sporty looking truck and 3 door extended cab provided lost of space to fit 3 or four people inside the truck or outside. Although it was super fast, it also went through gas like water. Sometimes I would feel like it drop an eight a tank of gas just starting it. The back end of the truck was very light though and I found myself spinning out every time it rained, which was a pain.

I like the build of the truck except for the drive shaft. I have had the drive shaft repaired and wish they could have built this truck with a one piece drive shaft instead of a two piece. I also have endured little oil leaks from the oil pan but nothing major. I do love the way it handles when you drive it. I like the size of the truck and wouldn't want one any bigger. Its a very comfortable truck and I think the body of the truck has lasted and stood up to lots of weather conditions in the last couple of years. I love the room it has in the bed of the truck. It allows me to bring all my aluminum cans to the scrape yard without any problems. It is plenty wide to also accommodate hauling lawn mowers and bikes. Another part of the truck I like is the keyless entry system it has it comes in very handy when your hands are full. The power locks and power windows are great and love the stereo system. Overall I like Chevy trucks and will continue to do so because of the quality they have.

I haven't had this particular vehicle for a few years now but it goes down in history the favorite vehicle I've ever owned. I bought the truck used from a construction company in 1998 and, at the time, it had 130,000 miles on it. In the three years I owned the vehicle the only repair I ever had to do it were replacing the front brakes one time. It got great mileage, handled well in the snow (even though it was rear-wheel drive) and, as a standard, it was fun to drive. It also got GREAT gas mileage, pushing 40 MPG on the highway and 35MPH in the city. The only complaints I ever had with it is the cab was cramped, but that was just because of the size of the truck and was something I knew when I bought it. This particular model also didn't come with a radio; I've never seen a car without a radio, even to this day. I absolutely loved that truck and almost shed a tear when I sold it to someone my wife worked with... and I actually DID shed a tear when, a week after I sold it, her husband got in an accident and totaled the truck.