2003 GMC Envoy XL consumer reviews

Has tons of features great sound from the speakers tons leg room. Love the 3rd row of seating. Tons of trunk space and handles excellently.

This is a comfortable Envoy and I like the style, but I am having problems with it loosing power. I have to turn if off for a few minutes and back on for it to pick up power. This doesn't happen everyday, but probably 2 times a week and the Check Engine light will stay on for a few hours and then go off. I had the fuel filte changed, but its still the same. It might needs it throttle replaced or cleaned. Other than that, I really like this vehicle and am really happy, except I have to put $80 to fill up and that I really am not happy with, but I have no choice with a family of 5 I need the 3rd row seating.

I love my Envoy. It is comfortable, handles great, I can pull a U-turn on a dime! I have had one problem with the hatch back, due to snow/ice accumulation. I have two kids 5 and 20, both fit anywhere in the vehicle comfortably, NO TINY HALF SEATS WITHOUT LEG ROOM! If I had tp list negatives, I would only have two things I would change. Gas conservation and I do wish the third row seat folded flat (inside of the floor). It would make hauling things more convenient, otherwise, I LOVE MY TRUCK!!!!!!

The Envoy combinds the perfect amount of luxury and SUV together in on great pkg! The room is great, the layout is very well done. The fuel eco is around 16 city and 18-20 hwy. Overall it is a great SUV for anyone!

From what I have noticed, buying a car can be compared to flipping a coin. You are either going to get a great vehicle that you love to drive, or you are going to regret the day that you first saw that "money pit". In reading some of the other reviews, once again a GM vehicle is reviewed on a "hit or miss" basis. I got lucky when I bought my Envoy. I have had absolutely no problems with the spacious SUV. The only unexpected cost was purchasing new tires! I can fit 2 carseats safely guarded within the third row seating, 2-3 passengers in the middle row, and another passenger up front. Did I mention the $300 of groceries neatly packed in the trunk??? This is a luxury for any parent with child seats or 2+ kids! By the way, it looks great!! The only "downside" to this SUV is the 15-16 mpg on average. I've seen reports showing 21+ mpg... Yeah right. I can consistently count on getting 340-350 miles from filling 23 gallons of the 25 gallon tank. However, I don't view this as much of a fault because I know that the gas paying for safety, comfort, and all of the other conveniences of driving such a nice vehicle. It's one heck of a trade-off between this and some little Hybrid that gets 45mpg while fitting 2 small passengers and a stick of gum. All in all, I would reccommend my Envoy to anyone who is looking for luxury without paying a second mortgage for it.

This was the most expensive vehicle I have ever purchased, and also the worst performing, worst quality. While this SUV appeared to be a quality vehicle, the quality is extrmely poor, door locks constantly do not work. Door latches have broken, and the doors do not stay properly shut. The seatbelts work sometimes, sometimes not. Numerous pieces of trim and accessories have fallen off throughout the interior. The entire rear hatch has become disengaged from the body of the truck, and even though repaired, constantly leaks and rattles. Extremely poor quality vehicle.!