Used 1991 GMC Sonoma Consumer Reviews
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Casey shawstad, 04/14/2017
1991 GMC Sonoma SLE 2dr Regular Cab SB (2.5L 4cyl naturally aspired 5M)
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Well I've had this truck since it was made on 1991 till now 2017. Been through hell and back and is still running great. I don't like the fact it's small but it is a fun truck. Great for off road. Has a good amount of gas millage. I would recommend for small truck lovers.
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My little GMC
dallask, 01/30/2005
1991 GMC Sonoma SLE 2dr Regular Cab SB (2.5L 4cyl naturally aspired 5M)
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I have owned this truck for 2 1/2 years and I love it. It pulled an 18 foot trailer loaded with furniture no problem. An extended cab would have been better for my work. Also, the 4.3 liter v6 only gets about 17-19 mpg. Very dependable and reliable- I have only replaced the alternator in 50,000 miles.
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S-10 guy , 09/01/2024
1991 GMC Sonoma SLE 2dr Extended Cab 4WD SB (4.3L 6cyl naturally aspired 5M)
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Really reliable, sounds great. Drove my to 1.7m and is still going first engine got to 1.2m then finally got a knock, great first truck if you can find one that hasn’t been abused
Great PU Truck
JRR1, 02/26/2003
1991 GMC Sonoma SLE 2dr Regular Cab 4WD SB (4.3L 6cyl naturally aspired 5M)
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great AMERICAN truck! Easy to drive, good off the road and good on the freeway. Good Milage for a large V6 about 24 mpg. Dependable.
Great lil truck
dxfhd, 08/03/2007
1991 GMC Sonoma SLE 2dr Regular Cab LB (2.5L 4cyl naturally aspired 5M)
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I had it only a little while now but it's going great. I had a short on the oil pressure sensor but aside that it's perfect. Keep an eye out for rotten beds, the boxes that bolt the cab to the frame and the rear of the front wheel wells. They also have a habit of the door pins wearing out but that's only about 5$ to fix. If you don't have winter you should be all good. If you're not 4x4 be careful on wet roads as the truck wants to let the back hang loose on left turns snow don't matter much with a couple of sandbags. I've driven a few trucks and this has to be my favorite. Good on gas, acceleration, and hauling heavy loads.