Used 2003 GMC Sonoma Consumer Reviews
Last of the Sonoma pickups
Recently replaced my 96 Sonoma (130K miles) with a new one. It's the last chance, as next year Sonomas will only come in 4dr/tiny box hybrid models. The larger, higher, worse mileage Canyon will replace the pickup models. The 2003 model is very similar to the last 7 or 8 years worth, still a durable, cheap, relatively small truck. Main differences: Better seats, slightly peppier due to higher axle ratio, elimination of some fun electrical features like lighted vanity mirrors, underhood light, glovebox light.
My Work truck
Since I have had my Sonoma, I have gotten avg. of 26mpg. The power of the 4 cyl engine leaves to be desired, however, it is a good crusing truck and rides very nice. It is sporty looking and really fun to drive.
- SLS Extended CabMSRP: $5,988269 mi away
- SL Extended CabMSRP: $4,995529 mi away
- SLS Extended CabMSRP: $10,900532 mi away
sonoma pu 4 cyl.
Haven't had it long enough to give good evaluation, However I will say it lacks power and is so small in cab a tall person(5' 10 and up could not fit behind steering wheel.
2003 SONOMA
This is a good truck to start in but it gets about 16.5 mpg to 19.0 mpg rides good, put a lot of repairs in, I think it has too much power for its size and uses
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My Black Beauty
I believe that this is the best looking truck of all time. Gas mileage stinks! I love the black and the ZR2 because of its lifted gift.