Used GMC Envoy XL for Sale Nationwide
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The GMC Envoy XL has earned praise from owners for its spacious interior, strong performance, and comfortable ride, making it a solid choice for families. Many drivers appreciate the powerful engine options, including V8 performance, and the capability for towing. However, some have expressed concerns about its fuel economy and aging issues as the miles accumulate. Despite these drawbacks, the Envoy XL remains favored for its reliability and practicality, with some minor reliability and performance quirks noted over the years.
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The GMC Envoy XL has earned praise from owners for its spacious interior, strong performance, and comfortable ride, making it a solid choice for families. Many drivers appreciate the powerful engine options, including V8 performance, and the capability for towing. However, some have expressed concerns about its fuel economy and aging issues as the miles accumulate. Despite these drawbacks, the Envoy XL remains favored for its reliability and practicality, with some minor reliability and performance quirks noted over the years.
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Anonymous
Reviewed a 2003 GMC SLT 4WD on Jul 3, 2014
This was a great car for our family and friends. It has the 3rd row back seat for taking friends along and the extra capacity for cargo when visiting long distances from home. The V8 in this truck was excellent when the extra power is needed. Out on the road it pretty much stays in over-drive to get good mileage for the size of the vehicle. I recommend this vehicle for any family 4 persons or larger. After 6 it will require a storage box out back or on top in the roof rack. Overall this has been a great vehicle for us.
Yass Y
Reviewed a 2005 GMC SLE on Jul 25, 2010
Great reliable truck love it - Suv that feels like a car, seats 7, looks good. vortec straight 6 has good low end haul a lot with the seats down and roof rack, feels like a Caddliac with the slt package with the wood trim and bose system
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2003 GMC SLE 4WD on Dec 7, 2008
We purchased our Envoy new and I have loved it from the beginning. It fits everyone (family of 5) plus a couple friends too. Some issues are problems getting back doors open(seems to be in wet weather the handles don't want to work right), cowling above rear window came loose(hubby just screwed it down again), and bracket on drivers seat adjustment broke. But in all it has been a solid family vehicle. No major problems with engine/driveability. Decent gas mileage on highways for an SUV.
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2003 GMC SLT on Dec 31, 2012
This is an inline 6 vs V8, but had the power we needed for our use, which included occasionally towing a pop up trailer. Felt safe in this car and had no hesitation to take long drives relative to safety or comfort. Original owner and overall this has been a great car and a purchase we've not regretted!
GMC Envoy XL Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| SLE 4WD | $30,340 |
| SLT | $31,620 |
| SLT 4WD | $33,870 |
| Denali | $36,060 |
| Denali 4WD | $38,310 |
| SLE | $28,090 |
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Think of the Envoy XL as a longer, stronger version of the popular Envoy SUV. Introduced in 2002 and retired in 2006, the XL increases the Envoy's seating capacity from 5 to 7. The powertrain started out as a 4.2 L, 270 hp I6 and increased to 291 hp in the end, with the XL Denali upping the ante to a 5.3 L, 300 hp V8.
Increased passenger capacity leaves less room for cargo, with the XL handling a minimum of 23.4 cubic feet as opposed to the 43.7 cubic feet in the regular Envoy. Expect to get around 14 mpg in the city and 20 on the highway.
While the Envoy XL no longer exists, its spirit lives on in the Acadia that GMC introduced in 2007.
