2003 GMC Sonoma Extended Cab and Crew
Cab - reviews and buying guide.
2003
GMC Sonoma resources:
2003 GMC Sonoma Extended Cab and Crew Cab
The GMC Sonoma is no stranger when it comes to offering
customers a wide variety in terms of selection. In conjunction
with the two-door regular cab, the extended cab and
crew cab team together to blitz the competitive compact
pickup market from all angles.
For 2003, the Sonoma crew cab continues to be available
only in an uplevel SLS trim, but that trim level now
offers two differently priced and contented versions.
The extended cab is also available in the SLS style,
but it is also offered in a base SL model. The extended
cab has a left-side rear-hinged back door and one rear
jump seat, resulting in 3 or 4-passenger seating (three
with front bucket seats). The crew cab has four full
doors, front buckets seats and a rear bench for a total
of five-passenger seating. The extended cab has a 6-ft.
bed in either Wideside or flared-fender Sportside form
and the crew cab has a 4.6-ft. Wideside bed. All Sonoma
models are well equipped for a variety of tasks, displaying
the type of versatility necessary in a compact pickup.
Under the Hood
Both the extended and crew cab sizes are given a more
powerful standard engine than the regular cab. A Vortec
4.3-liter V6, it is capable of 180 horsepower (190 horsepower
with 4WD). Four-wheel drive is optional with the extended
cab and standard on the crew cab. In terms of transmission,
the extended cab has 5-speed manual, while the crew
cab has 4-speed automatic (optional on the extended
cab).
Dual front airbags head the list of security features.
Variable-ratio, integral power, recirculating ball-type
steering is there to help avoid ever having to deploy
them. For a smooth ride, both the extended cab and crew
cab have Increased Capacity Suspension.
Standard Features, Options Packages and Style
The SL extended cab model comes with such features
as air conditioning, AM/FM radio, digital clock, tachometer
and a black vinyl floor covering. The SLS version of
the extended cab adds deep-tinted glass, a tilt leather-wrapped
steering wheel, cruise control and an AM/FM/CD player,
while the crew cab SLS is given slightly more with heated
power mirrors, windows and door locks, remote keyless
entry, AM/FM/cassette/CD player and an overhead console.
There are a number of options to choose from with the
2003 GMC Sonoma, including a 6-disc CD changer and the
full range of GM Accessories. These include bed rails,
hard and soft tonneau covers, a trailer hitch and a
bed extender. In addition, crew cab owners can add a
ZR5 Sport Appearance package to give their trucks a
fresh, sporty look.
Variety, alongside versatility and performance, head
the triumvirate of reasons to purchase the 2003 GMC
Sonoma.
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