Perfect for a family of five. I wish the newer models had third-row seating though. The back seat folding down is great for large loads. The kids appreciate the air conditioning vents for the back seat area. I love that if they aren't in the car, I don't have to run backseat air conditioning. The space is amazing. The gas consumption is not the best. It is kind of a gas hog. With over 100,000 miles, it runs perfectly. No rust, so the body is built pretty tough being a northern vehicle. All windows roll down all the way. We have a sunroof that helps prevent driver's arm in the summer. The spare tire is easy to access. All in all, I would say the pros out weigh the cons. The worst thing is not having extra room for friends. I would definitely buy another Envoy. It is one of the best vehicles I have ever had. I do wish they offered third-row seating and a smaller engine or a more gas efficient model.

I have a fully loaded GMC Envoy. It is the six-cylinder, 4WD version. After ten years, the leather is still holding up well, and it is a very comfortable ride. Outside of routine maintenance, I have not had many issues with the car. It has over 150,000 miles on it, and it's going strong. It moved from Illinois to Utah with me and handles the mountains, mud, rocks, and snow like a champ. It has a lot of interior space as well as a tow hitch and roof rack. I use a ski rack in the winter, and it has taken me skiing over 100 days a season the last four years in deep snow and up the canyons of the Wasatch front. I have never had an issue with its towing capabilities. The interior has held up extraordinarily well too. I have the original floor mats and am finally, after all this time, wearing through the drivers side mat. The interior is very easy to clean and keep clean.