I've owned this car for over ten years and I have had next to no problems with it, aside from keeping up with typical maintenance. The suspension, steering, engine and transmission are all original and work as well as the day I bought the truck. The odometer just turned over 271,000 miles, and a good share of those were in a city setting with a lot of stop and go driving. I've been impressed with the durability that it has exhibited and the overall build quality. Gas mileage isn't the greatest, but it rarely is with V-8 four wheel drive trucks. What matters most is the truck can go anywhere and haul most anything I need it to in the process.

I bought my 2005 GMC Sierra Pick Up Truck Nine Years Ago. After 4 years without a car payment, I'm very glad I did. In 2005, the Sierra had a very modern and slick look for a pick up truck, while maintaining an aggressive stance and posture. The inside was very comfortable, with room for 6 and plenty of room for passengers in the back. The middle armrest in the front folds up to provide that classic pick up truck front bench. It's large V8 is quiet, but provide plenty of power for towing and hauling. To get in, it is a step up, but as long as you are not wearing a dress, it's not a problem. Plus the high ride height gives you a good view of the road. The large V8 is a thirsty engine, and averages 15.3 miles per gallon. An easy to use LED display sits in the dash, with easy to use buttons on the steering wheel. Since buying the vehicle, I have only had to replace the belts, radiator hoses, and the tires. I'll put in new spark plugs before the winter and new brakes. The brakes are so oversized, that I've been able to get over 90,000 miles without changing them. The push button 4 wheel drive is a lot of fun, especially if you get the chance to go off road.