2006 GMC Sierra Reviews

Transmission went at 15,000km. But costs were covered & quickly fixed at dealer.

Tires wore around 70,000km.

Ext. "Nevada Edition" stickers peeled off a couple times.

Very spacious interior with the quad cab. It's decent for long distance road trips for a family of 3-4.

Very nice & comfy cloth seats.

Looks and drives like a tank.

SLT trim looks great.

Built in XM Radio was a plus.

Shifting gears are jerky.

Speakers are tinny and cheap.

Very good visibility.

Main complaint is cloth bucket seat comfort which is horrible. Makes me miss my Chevy Silverado leather seats. Hard spot on rear of seat from electric mechanism hits you right on tailbone.

Other problems all covered by warranty and all related to cheap plastics: passenger window channel (window would come out of the track), plastic bushing in steering column, plastic trim on front seat broke when it caught on my shoe, and tailgate plastic protector came lose.

Steering was out of alignment after 10K miles (not covered in warranty) resulting in need for new tires after 25,000 miles.

Good fuel mileage for a truck (22mpg hwy) and initial price are it's greatest qualities. If they could redesign the seats and quit using cheap plastic it would be a great improvement.

Nothing yet.

The epitome of trucks. I love that these are not everywhere like the Yukon Denali.

This thing wants for nothing, I'd rather have it than any Caddy or Lincoln.

The Vortec Max engine is a powerhouse, and while it was quite thirsty while pulling a 7,000 lb trailer, I have managed 19-20 MPG on a road trip.

While the AWD system is great, it would be nice if it could be turned off when I want.

I still own my "previous vehicle" 1994 Silverado, and while it is a great truck, compared to the Denali it seems like a bucket of bolts.

I have had no problems with my truck thus far.

This has been the best truck I have owned to date.

The crew cab makes for plenty of room for everyone.

Auto 4x4 option has been handy for Alaska winters.

"Good" gas mileage considering you're running with a V8.

Tows my travel trailer like it is not even back there.

Payload/Power is outstanding; a bed full of top soil and 4 passengers and still had the power to pass the "slow guy."

Auto dual climate controls allow my wife and I to be comfortable.

Z71 is great in off road terrain and handles like a truck should; a truck.

I would not hesitate to buy another GM truck product.

Hope this truck lasts as long as my 1976 Chevy pickup that I am fixing-up.