2003 Chevrolet Avalanche

Pros: NONE
Cons: Poor design, poor serviceability

I bought a brand new 2003 Avalanche in May of 2003...as of right now (Nov 04) it only has 11,000 miles on it and have had many service issues with it.

The wall in the back of the cab leaks regardless of what configuration it is in which causes the carpet to be wet thereby creating excess moisture in the cab. In Alaska, that's a bad thing as in a cold snap it all froze and shorted out the dash panel. Best part of it all is...the dealership says it's a design flaw and they don't have a fix...furthermore they the dash panel is on back order and they don't know when they'll get it in.

Along with that it already blew up one window motor and another design flaw causes the right and left rear view mirrors to crack when it gets cold.

Personally it's a piece a junk and I can't wait to get rid of it...and Chevy...you just lost a customer!

Pros: very comfortable seats,very roomy,smooth ride,great to travel in,cargo space.
Cons: MPG in the city, although comparable to other trucks its size,size of gas tank.

I've always wanted a Chevy Avalanche, and I finally had the pleasure of trading in my Ford F150 and buying a Chevy Avalanche. This is the best thing I could have done. My son has never been fond of Chevy's but he had to admit that this is one great truck. In fact, after I bought it, he seemed to drive it more than I did for the first couple of days, making me drive his car until I put my foot down and took my truck back.

Pros: - Engine. - Seats and comfort. - the complete car.
Cons: - consumption of full, although not bat for a car of it's kind.

The GMC-Chevrolet Avalanche we have is a very nice car. We use it as a marketing tool for the moment and you can be sure we have been seen with it.
The engine is a dream to cruise with.
We hope we will be able to enjoy the car for many more years to come.