Used 2000 GMC Jimmy for Sale near Abilene, TX

The Jimmy is a great SUV it has a lot of space and is great to drive in the winter and summer. I wish they still made SUV's this way. One of the best things is that it didn't cost me a lot of money to drive it.

Its a good reliable vehicle. Its allot like my 98 was but its just all round better. with a sun roof and atomatick climate controle its like heaven on weels. It handles nice for a suv. and the little thing that tells gas mialage and the temp. is kinda cool.

The Good: Good all around vehicle, mine has 321,000 km's on it, doesn't burn a drop of oil, AC still works, and still has plenty of power. handling and braking and decent. interior is very nicely crafty, the heated power leather seats are very comfortable and the sunroof is a very nice feature. i love the way this truck looks inside and out, i only have the stock 15" steel rims right now but when i get the 22" voodoos i'll be a happy camper. The Bad: disapointed first of all with the stock sound system, its Bose, but sounds a little more like CRAP! the interior noise is more then what it should be, their are way too many rattles and squeeks. the 4.3 vortec does have good power and torque but you pay for it in gas milage. i was able to get my overhead computer to give me exact readings on what gas milage i was getting at that time and took some tests, here is what i found: with the cruise control on between 50 and 90 km per hour, you get 22 MPG, at 100: 20, 120: 18, and at 159 (just before the autmatic gas shut off) you are getting 9 mpg, not to mention, if you floor it, you are down to 3 mpg. i know this vehicle has alot of milage but it seems like i'm spending half my time at the garage writing checks, everything beyond the engine seems to always need repairs, such as the 4WD, ABS, not to mention all the interior electronics like the heated seats, sunroof, and power seats that i don't even both to fix anymore. overall its a good vehicle if you can afford to keep it on the road, i'm sure jimmy's with less km's have less problems, i'm only speaking about what i know personally.