Used GMC Sierra 1500 for Sale in Austin, TX

I have had A/C problems every summer for the past seven years, and the problems are always different. At this time, hot air blows out the vents on the drivers side (dual vents) which is a very common problem with GMC's and Chevrolets of this year. I feel there should have been a recall! Another problem GMC's have that I'm experiencing is issues with the windows rolling down. The last very common problem with this year GMC truck is the dash cracking. As far as fuel economy... it is not good. Getting about 10-11 miles per gallon in City and do not get more than 12-13 on highway. I have loved the style of the truck outside the above mentioned problems. Was a really great truck the first five years and I kept the mileage low. Being a 4 door truck has been nice when I needed space to haul something inside with the ability to lay the back seat down flat. Overall the truck has been great for its purpose outside outside the continuous A/C and window problems.

This particular GMC is a 2003, we purchased the vehicle in 2005 and now are the second owners. This truck is very good with yard and farm work, the truck hauled a horse trailer with multiple things attached over 1600 miles and had little to no problems making it, the bad part is that it consumer the gas so quickly, over all I like the power that the truck has. I like the style of the truck and it looks good going down the road. The truck is comfortable to ride in and fits 6 people. The truck has terrible blind spots with the cab on, you can't see out the rear view mirror. The truck was often in the shop due to mostly engine troubles. This truck would grt approximately 18 mpg on the highway, 14 on the back roads. The truck was fun to drive, has great handling and acceleration and breaking, but the more you step on the gas the mote money you lose! I felt very safe driving this vehicle.