2003 GMC Sierra Specs

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Summary

The 2003 GMC Sierra is renowned for its rugged durability and innovative design features, making it a staple in both work and leisure settings. Known for its robust performance and spacious cabin, this truck offers reliability and versatility to meet various needs.

History

Released in 2003, the GMC Sierra continued GMC’s legacy of excellence with enhancements over its predecessor, including improved aerodynamics and refined interior cabin comfort. This model year saw the introduction of advanced safety features and engine technologies that positioned it competitively within the pickup truck market. Notable among these changes was an upgraded V6 engine offering enhanced horsepower and smoother driving dynamics compared to the previous year.

Car Culture

Within car enthusiast communities, the 2003 GMC Sierra holds a special place as a symbol of rugged capability and style. Often featured in off-road adventures and long-haul trucking scenarios, it embodies the spirit of freedom and utility that pickup trucks represent. Its presence in custom builds and modifications showcases its adaptability to diverse tastes and needs.

Trim Levels and Specifications

• Extended Cab
• Double Cab

Feature	Details
Body Style	Truck
Horsepower	224 hp V6
Transmission	Automatic
Engine Type & Size	V6, 3.5L
Horsepower & Torque	224 hp / 24 lb-ft torque
Drivetrain	4WD
Fuel Type	Gasoline
Fuel Tank Size	22 gallons
MPG	18 city / 23 highway
Dimensions	Length: 200.2 in, Width: 73.3 in, Height: 71.1 in
Cargo Capacity	787 cu ft
Towing Capacity	5000 lbs
Safety Ratings	IIHS Top Safety Pick
Key Features	Adjustable Suspension, Sunroof Available
Passenger Capacity	6

Notable Features

• Adjustable Suspension

• Sunroof

• Safety Innovations