2004 GMC Sierra Unknown

GMC redesigned its complete line of full-size Sierra pickup trucks for the 2003 model year so with this 2004, you get a fresh look on a very nice “professional grade” truck. The styling of light-duty Sierras is similar to the heavy-duty models. The Sierra 1500's front end was inspired by the Terra4 concept truck. Sierras differ from Silverados mainly in the front, which is dominated by a bolder grille and a prominent red GMC badge. This GMC sports a strong 4.8-liter V8 that makes 285 hp and the Autotrac 4X2 is an automatically engaging system that transfers power to the front wheels, as needed, on slippery surfaces so you can be sure footed and safe. Our SLE Extended-Cab pickup can carry five or six passengers because of the spacious split bench seating and can haul a decent load with the 5-foot-8-inch cargo box. Though the Sierra is certainly not car-like, drivers may occasionally forget that they're inside a truck and that just shows you the comfort level that you would achieve with this truck if you use it as a truck, your office, or family machine. Quietness in the Sierra 1500 is above average. Even though the ride isn't cushiony, a luxury edition is about as smooth on pavement as you're likely to find in a pickup. The 4.8-liter V-8 engine delivers plenty of zip, and it's matched up with a well-behaved and quick-responding automatic transmission. Stop in today, One drive will have you sold on this "professional grade" truck.