Overview & Reviews

Changes for the 2007 GMC Envoy are minimal and consist of the addition of a standard tire-pressure monitor and the shuffling of features for the various option packages. The long-wheelbase, seven-passenger Envoy XL is dropped from the lineup.

• Strong engine lineup, comfortable ride, plenty of features, simple controls

• Numb steering, low-grade interior materials, sloppy handling around corners

User Reviews:

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  2007 Envoy 6 cycl - 2007 GMC Envoy
  By j_eng - February 15 - 1:36 pm

  There is no label for XT, SLE, or the other ID for the same 6 cyclinder Envoy. The 6 cyclinder provides the power and towing ability, gas mileage that I expected. I get 18 city 21 on level highway. With 3 people ski gear, driving up mountains in thinner air it drops to 15.5 - 17MPG and that is with 4 snow tires. With 1 person and reducing weight by never carrying over 1/2 tank of gas and 35 PSI in the summer tires the mileage goes up. Loosing 4-6 MPG and gaining the power and towing ability for mulch, logs, motor boat is worth it. The Suburu and Toyota Highlanders rating was false. with the weight of people, air drag it proved to be 25 MPG, never in the 30s.

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  Gas Gauge Issue - 2007 GMC Envoy
  By mdelatorre - August 23 - 12:29 pm

  I have reviews several reviews and know that I am not the only one experiencing this issue. I have a 2007 Envoy and have had issues with the gas gauge for a few months now. The gas meter will indicate that I am empty but I will have gas in the tank. I have determined that once i get about 1/2 a tank it tells me i am empty. Are thier any plans on recalling this problem that several of us are experiencing?

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  2007 GMC Envoy Fuel Gauge - 2007 GMC Envoy
  By nettieg - March 25 - 6:33 pm

  I have driven (and love) my 2007 Envoy. The truck is so comfortable & it has been 100% reliable for me. I currently have 35,600 original miles on it. It is a total disappointment to me that GMC refuses to pay for a replacement fuel gauge. I sure cant afford to pay half ($325.00) for a new gauge anymore then anyone else can. I tried to appeal to GMC because I am 60 years old & on Social Security Disability, but to no avail. The company evidently does not care what sort of "American made (???)" parts suppliers it deals with. So for now, with gas at $3.95/gallon, I just top off the tank every 5 days. I hope that at some point, a GMC executive drove the Envoy & ran out of gas.

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  gmc Professional Grade? ? ? - 2007 GMC Envoy
  By Jim Garrett - July 27 - 1:30 pm

  Drastic improvements needed with cup holders - terrible wind noise - larger brake pedal - seat belt B pillar should be adjustable. Good power good audio difficult GPS system throw it out and start over. Use Mapqwest as a model. Nice interior fit and finish. Easy to drive and park. Inadequate sn visor size Use same as Tahoe. In general its a pretty good car with all the goodies but definitely NOT professional grade.

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  Not your quiet ride - 2007 GMC Envoy
  By Lynda Smith - April 2 - 3:55 pm

  I bought this SUV because I was really drawn to the style and outside appearance of the vehicle I also fell in love with the interior. I have leased Nissan vehicles in the past and my husband talked me into looking at GMC. I thought it was everything I wanted in an SUV so we purchased the SUV instead of leasing. I travel on the highway 90% of the time and I was so disappointed in the wind noise of this vehicle I knew something had to be wrong. Why would you make such a classy vehicle and forget about quality. After taking it to the dealership three time we were told nothing is wrong with the vehicle that is just the quality of GMC.

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  Happy In California - 2007 GMC Envoy
  By bobo - November 10 - 10:59 am

  The Envoy performs very well. It is Great on handling and is roomy. The Navi and back seat radio and air conditioning only make it better.

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  Great SUV. Bad Options - 2007 GMC Envoy
  By Salex - October 11 - 9:16 am

  You hear all the hype about GMC being "Professional Grade", dont believe it. I purchased an 07 Envoy with a Nav System. This Nav system is a waste of money. It is DVD based like most, but the one thing that GMC did that all other makersdecided not to do was to only allow the in-dash unit to accept one disc at a time! For a $2000 option, dont waste your money if you want to Nav and listen to your CDs! Get the 6-disc in- dash and buy a TomTom or Garvin that rides on the dash. It is cheaper and better that way!

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  Good value for your money. - 2007 GMC Envoy
  By curtis love - July 13 - 8:12 pm

  I think this SUV for the money is very well built. If you look at other American SUVs costing way more, I think the SLT 4x4 Envoys are about the best out.