Overview & Reviews
On extended and crew cab models, a power sunroof is a new option, and includes a HomeLink universal transmitter and deluxe overhead console.
- Multiple drivetrain configurations, substantial towing and hauling capacities, compliant ride quality.
- Interior design is showing its age, spotty build quality, cheap interior materials.
User Reviews:
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2005 GMC 3500 SLT DRW - 2005 GMC Sierra 3500
By DREW - January 13 - 1:16 amThe comfort and drivabilty beats the Ford 350. I had an 01 F350 which was a great truck, but had some reliabilty problems and the brakes were not up to the task. The GMC is much better overall with towing and the interior is more car like. My biggest complaint about the truck is the gray steel rims with cheap trim rings. For over $40K the truck should be outfitted with Ford/Dodge similar rims. I almost went for the Ford again because of this.
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My 2005 3500 Xtend Cab 4x4 SRW 8.1L - 2005 GMC Sierra 3500
By Dale - April 21 - 4:13 pmRide seems very smooth. Some wind noise through the extended cab doors. Very powerful with the 8.1L V-8
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05 GMC Sierra Dually - 2005 GMC Sierra 3500
By drew - April 11 - 5:00 amGreat truck! Traded in 01 F350 7.3L for the GMC. The GMC is much more driver friendly with comfort and a more car like feel. Power from the Duramax is very good as compared to the "chipped out" F350. On the downside, the truck, although a softer feel overall, is a bit more bouncy than the Ford. Interior room is much smaller in the front and rear of the crew-cab.
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