2003 GMC Envoy consumer reviews

Seats 7 people, the middle seat is located in the middle row and is actually quite comfortable. The top brake signal above the trunk door fell off after a few years, and we are now beginning to have engine problems.

We found a 14 year old vehicle at Schrier that only had 64.000 miles. This vehicle is extremely clean (it looks like a near-new vehicle).

I have owned this truck for 2 months and have had nothing but issues with it. First tire was off balance took 4 oz to balance it. Then a few days later other side wheel bearing went. Two weeks later the check engine light is on its a coil and spark plug issue. Should I even ask what next?

We bought our 2003 GMC Envoy in 2005 with 30ish thousand miles. The only repairs I recall making in the 12 years of ownership were a thermostat, water pump and wheel bearing. Of course the normal brakes, battery and tires. This was our vacation vehicle I wouldn't ever be afraid to drive cross country in! It met with a deer at 65 mph and the deed won.

I bought a used Blue 2003 Gmc Envoy SLT off an individual. I fell in love with the exterior/interior and everything about the vehicle. It also has leather seats and wood paneling and thats what i was looking for in a vehicle. Its a GREAT running vehicle too. Im very happy with it!

I purchased my new 2003 Envoy 4WD, SLT in February 2003. I have replaced the fuel pressure regulator, the water pump, the heater resister, the u-joints and rebuilt the transmission. I think that is quite good as I have 317600 miles on it and I would take it on a 5000 mile trip tomorrow and feel that it would be reliable, comfortable, does not use oil and is safe. I have not replaced the muffler, shocks, or any parts of the steering. I have done routine maintenance such as oil changes, tires, batteries, and other scheduled maintenance. It has been the best car that I have ever owned.

Bought 2003 Envoy SLT great truck,have done a lot of hwy drving .Drives and rides amazing good gas milage.replaced my Jeep Grand.

Bought this new and now has over 180,000 miles. Has been used by my 3 children's as their first car after I passed in on....amazingly only things I had to fix was to have the transmission rebuilt after 150,000 and alternator at 165,000. Horribly gas mileage ( 12 to 14) but perfect if you don't want them going to far ;) Has been on numerous cross country trips and with the big v8 it has towed everything from, jet skis, boats, and uhaul trailers...it has been a tank. All 3 kids now have their own cars but still keep this because it is so dependable

I got a 2003 Envoy about two weeks ago and so far it's been doing great. The down side for me is the mileage that it gets in town (about 14mpg). It seems very solid with alot of neat little doodads.

I had purchased my 03' in 05' with 25,000 miles on it. Since that time and 90,000 miles later I have replaced 2 fan clutches, rack-n-pinion, the plastic molding has/is pulled away from the body, rear upper window wont open, only one of the 8 speakers works, the molding that holds the windshield in is falling out of its channel, the upper rear brake light flew off the truck on the highway, and I beleive that a 5 gallon bucket would be more comfortable than the factory leather seats...just complete junk. It's a very nice looking truck but not a good truck. There is a reason GM needed a bailout, this is a great example of why.