Used 2002 GMC Envoy Consumer Reviews
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After 1 month some observations
Offers comfort, power, utility, & style. Seats are comfortable & it is easy to get into and out of. Bose sound system is great. Air suspension is very smooth & bumps are well damped. Avg 18-19 mpg. When started cold, there's a slight hesitation /flat spot on acceleration, that goes away quickly. Passenger cabin heats more quickly in morning. Quality control at GM is better than it used to be, but they still have a lot to learn.
For fun buy the Envoy!
I think this is a good bang for the buck. The outside appearance is classy. Body and frame are well built for a smoothe quiet ride. The interior is the most comfortable of all we test drove (Lexus RX300, Mercedes ML320, BMW X5). The only thing lacking in this vehicle is front seat cup holders (2) and easy to reach storage. Don't let that keep you from owning this magnificent SUV!
- SLE 4dr SUVMSRP: $3,000909 mi away
- SLE 4dr SUVMSRP: $6,999968 mi away
- SLT 4dr SUVMSRP: $5,4951,026 mi away
Update
I gave a review earlier loving my GMC Envoy SLE 4WD, I do still love it but after driving it for about 1,200 miles my gas line disconnected while driving on a busy highway. Luckily I pulled over in the breakdown lane. The problem was easily fixed but should never have happened. I consider this pretty serious and hope it is not an indication of other problems. Will keep you updated. Also, rear passenger does not shut as easily as others.
ENVOY WINS OVER HESITANT SUV CONVERT
Being reluctant to buy an SUV (though I needed one -- living on a dirt road hill in NH), I am pleasantly impressed with my 2002 4WD SLT Envoy. It has matched feature for feature my previous Audi/VW cars -- auto climate control, rain sensing wipers, excellent stereo/CD, excellent seats (power/heated in front), excellent motor/power, smooth transmission, good brakes, lots of cargo space. Though a truck, it handles well and I am comfortable driving the Envoy on highways and "twisty" back roads (though some reviews said the vehicle is "tippy", I find it stable). So far the build and functional quality of the Envoy has been fine. If you need an SUV, check out this one.
professional yes
now have 6000 miles, very happy, great interior, lots of power, looks good, no problem with build quality, so far so good.
I really can't complain!
I've just put my first 300 miles in my Envoy. I love all the features it has. My daughter just wished it had rear seat center arm rest thar my previous SUV had. I feel so comfortable on the plush leather seats. The power 6cylinder is there when I need it. I get nothing but compliments when people see it. It looks nothing like a "boxy" American cars. I also purchased the 4/60,000 mile top-of-the-line ext. warranty just in case.
Recommend the new GMC Envoy
I previously had a 1996 Chevrolet Blazer and moving up to the new Envoy was a great choice for me. I considered the Dodge Durango and Land Rover Discovery. I also, looked at the TrailBlazer, just to compare before I bought the Envoy and found that the Envoy came with more standard options, for your money. So far, after having the vehicle for 3 weeks, I've only one problem, the OnStar had to be re-programmed since OnStar could not establish a connection with my vehicle. The Envoy rides smooth and has great accelleration and power.
Excellent Balance
Not perfect but it dusts the competition. Especially quiet at cruise and a ride that equals/exceeds all competition. Inline six has a nice sound but not as wonderful as all the magazines portend...again, though, better than the competition (though not up to BMW standards).
Envoy - Great Vehicle
This vehicle is the best vehicle that we have ever owned. It has great features and good ride with plenty of power. It is loaded with options and is very luxurious.
behind the mask
I assume you are looking here because you are considering an Envoy..well I snuck in here as I own the Envoy twin, the Olds Bravada..5700 carefree miles and the 60,000 mile warrranty is the Big difference over the Envoy, not to mention the Olds dealers are selling them at invoice since they aren't as popular nameplate as GMC "suv of the year"..You'll love the ride and quietness over the Explorer!
Happy I Changed
Glad I made the move from Jeep Grd Cher to GMC. Almost didn't get another SUV. Hope quality continues - no problems in 2300 miles.
I'll take it
Have had mine for 11 months now, and the only two problems were the suspension recall (in effect before I took delivery, so mine was fixed before I got it), and a recall to reprogram the transfer case that took less than 20 minutes. Excellent to drive, all features (mine's a loaded SLT) work as designed, plenty of power, and no problem with Chicago winters. One annoyance, the side-view mirrors reset themselves to a different location each day, despite the fact that I'm Driver #1 in the program / key fob and the only one driving it.
Unbelievable
My envoy has 260,000 miles and runs like an airplane. Of course I put in synthetic oil, new coil packs, front and rear rotors and ceramic discs, new shift sensors 3each, window and door lift actuators, new grill new headlights new shocks new fuel filter new fuel pump sylonoide new windshield last thing I will do is repair stuck cd changer and I'm done. Suv is 4wd all wd. I LOVE THIS BABY. The color is indigo blue. I also put new tires taller tires. With the interior in so good shape I would change the engine if I have to.
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Just got my GMC Envoy less than 6 mo. ago
Oddly, the newest vehicle and the 2nd S.U.V. (I haven't driven for a while. It is also the OLDEST car I ever had. An odd paradox, really. That said... it has a 'smart'/timeless looking exterior and definitely has ALL the bells and whistles on the inside. It has just over 160k miles on it. The only complaints I have are... the previous owner had problems with the ABS system so he disconnected it and alot of the "idiot" lights shine brightly on the dash. (BTW, I would have to replace the ABS system to correct that est. cost about 1K). The only other problem is more than likely minor. The trans. seems a bit sluggish now that the weather has gotten colder.
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