My Chevrolet Silverado 1500 4x4 has satisfied all of my needs. The qualities of the vehicle are easily apparent. Firstly, the overall appearance of the vehicle is great, since this particular year model (2002) still has the older body which is rugged and yet refined. The very next year the body was altered to a different design which many found less desirable. It also has the Z-71 package which has been great for going down rural roads and trails for hunting. The interior is has nice appeal given the bucket seats and center console which can be adjusted for an additional passenger and also provides an easily accessible storage unit. Also, the seats are extremely comfortable as they are plush and are designed to cradle your body. All electrical components have worked great without any complications. Also, the interior is pleasing to the eyes with the it's overall sleek design. The instrument panel is very attractive and functional. Lastly, the best thing about this vehicle is it's ability to shift to four-wheel drive without doing anything more than shifting on the floor. This Z-71 4x4 is excellent in muddy conditions and has yet to fail as a superior conqueror of any muddy situation. Overall, this vehicle has satisfied almost any desire I have for a pick-up truck.

This was my first ever vehicle, and I've had it for five years. This truck has ran great and only replaced my transmission once that was the only problem I ever encountered with it. This truck has over 250 thousand miles on it, and I really believe it could on to 500 thousand miles. It is the perfect vehicle for loads of different activities. I have drove it 500 miles one way. It comes with 4WD for any type of road condition as well as works great for moving to a new home or pulling a trailer. My Chevrolet Silverado has been a great truck, and I think most people would be satisfied with it as being their first vehicle. Gas mileage with this truck is a little lack luster only getting close to 12 miles to the gallon, so it's not the best vehicle if you require a lot of driving. To engage its four-wheel drive, it has a shift knob on the floor between the driver and passengers seats, which is a little inconvenient as well as it can be hard to get the four-wheel drive to engage. I would recommend this vehicle to anyone who lives in a country setting or rural area. It would be a bad vehicle if you are planning on driving it in a big city due to the bad gas mileage. Also, the size of the truck makes it hard to drive around the city.