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2003 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 Review
What Edmunds Says
With its numerous powertrain and cab configurations and stout towing and hauling capacities, the Silverado 3500 is a hard truck to beat for those who need maximum functionality and capability from their work truck.
Pros
Class-leading power, substantial towing and hauling capacity, unique transmissions.
Cons
Spotty build quality, mediocre interior materials.
Available Silverado 3500 Extended Cab Models
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Available Silverado 3500 Crew Cab Models
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LT
- 6.0L V8 engine
- Automatic transmission
- 4-wheel drive
- DVD player (Optional)
What's New for 2003
The Silverado 3500 now sports the same look as its light-duty siblings, including a new front fascia and revised side moldings and taillights. Top-of-the-line models also get power-folding heated mirrors with puddle lamps and turn signal indicators. On the inside, the 2003 Silverado offers numerous entertainment options, including a Bose stereo system (with rear-seat controls on crew cab models), XM Satellite Radio and a DVD-based entertainment system (crew cab models only). The instrument panel and center console have been redesigned, and Chevrolet has added new seats, a more comprehensive driver information center and a dual-zone climate control system. On the hardware side, the standard 6.0-liter V8 gets electronic throttle control as well as the ability to run exclusively on compressed natural gas (CNG) or a mix of CNG and gasoline.
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