Overview & Reviews

After undergoing a full redesign last year, Chevrolet's heavy-duty one-ton truck gets few changes for 2002. Air conditioning is now standard on all trim levels along with extendable sunshade visors and improved base model radios.

• Class-leading power, superior towing and hauling capacity, unique transmissions.

• Spotty build quality,cheap interior materials.

User Reviews:

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  Good truck - 2002 Chevrolet Silverado 3500
  By doug - December 28 - 3:50 pm

  I have had all three brands of trucks. This one hauls and rides the best. As far as reliability, I have been more than pleased. GM hit the right cue when putting this truck together. Duramax/Allison, best combination. I tow a 44 ft trailer @ 26000lbs and get 10-11.5 mpg. I will be hard pressed to go back to a different brand. Great work GM!

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  Chevy stuff - 2002 Chevrolet Silverado 3500
  By nmn.strabel - May 20 - 9:26 pm

  After accepting delivery of my expensive 2002 3500 duramax equipped Chevy truck I was very disappointed to discover that my 1 ton dually truck came with the cheapest steel wheels that are made. After only a few thousand kilometers there were rust spots appearing on them. After going as far as I could with GM Canada and getting nowhere, I ended up sanding and repainting myself. Ford & Dodge do not have this problem. A $50,000 truck with 10 cent wheels. The rest of the truck is pretty good.

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  DuraMax - 2002 Chevrolet Silverado 3500
  By Ray Gaskill - March 17 - 2:00 am

  I tow a 18,000 lb trailer to all the Nascar events and love this truck. I originally drove Fords, but after looking at the numbers and talking to another DuraMax owner (who also had a Powerstroke and swithed to Chevy), I order the DuraMax and leave Fords and Dodge in the dust!