This deal is profitable. The price is 7.9 percent below the fair price.
Low price: $17788
Fair price: $19534
High price: $21808
MPG: 13 mpg city / 18 mpg hwy
Interior Color: Dark Titanium
Color: Onyx Black
Dealer: Sulphur Springs Dodge
Mileage: 106,057
Year: 2010
Ownership Cost for 2010 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE
Estimated: $52915 over the next 5 years
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4
Year 5
Total
Depreciation
$4096
$1966
$1720
$1556
$1392
$10730
Insurance
$1880
$1946
$2014
$2085
$2158
$10083
Fuel
$2438
$2511
$2598
$2702
$2824
$13073
Maintenance
$2763
$2184
$1348
$1683
$2291
$10269
Repairs
$977
$1138
$1298
$1417
$1627
$6457
Taxes & Fees
$1555
$1555
$1555
$1555
$1555
$2304
Total Ownership Costs
$13708
$9921
$9204
$9588
$10493
$52915
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GVWR: Class 2E: 6,001 - 7,000 lb (2,722 - 3,175 kg)
Make: GMC
Manufacturer: GENERAL MOTORS LLC
Manufacturer Id: 984
Model: Sierra
Model Year: 2010
Other Engine Info: Flex Fuel: Gas/ALC Other: ALUM CYL, Deactivation
Other Restraint System Info: Airbags: Roof Side (all seating rows)
Plant City: Silao
Plant Country: Mexico
Plant State: Guanajuato
Seat Belts All: Manual
Series: 1/2 Ton
Trim: SLE
Vehicle Type: TRUCK
Model year
COMPONENT
Complaint
2001
POWER TRAIN:AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
IT STARTED WITH THE FUEL GAUGE FLUCTUATING BETWEEN FULL AND EMPTY WITH A FULL TANK OF GAS AND THE ABS AND BRAKE LIGHT ON DASH LIGHTING UP FOR APPARENTLY NO REASON. THEN IT STARTED GIVING ME TROUBLE STARTING AND MAKING A WEIRD WHINING NOISE. I CHECKED ALL THE FLUID LEVELS AND FUSES, EVERYTHING WAS OK. I WAS AT THE CAMP(MIDDLE OF NOWHERE) AT NIGHT WHEN I NOTICED THAT THERE WERE SPARKS COMING FROM AROUND THE AREA OF THE STARTER WHEN MY HUSBAND TRIED TO START IT.(IT JUST HAPPENED TO BE DARK AND I WAS SITTING WITH A VIEW OF THE RIGHT WHEEL WELL) I CHECKED THE WIRES AND FOUND WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN A BREAK IN THE INSULATION, TAPED IT AND THE SPARKS QUIT. HAD NO CHOICE BUT TO DRIVE IT HOME THE NEXT DAY AS THERE WAS NO PHONE SERVICE. STARTED RIGHT UP , AND DROVE FINE, EXCEPT FOR THE LOW WHINNY NOISE THAT NO ONE COULD PINPOINT. I WAS ALMOST HOME WHEN THE TRANSMISSION STARTED TO SLIP. I BROUGHT IT TO OUR MECHANIC WHO REPLACED THE TRANSMISSION BUT NONE OF US CAN FIGURE OUT WHAT THE DEVIL IS CAUSING THE ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS. BEFORE THE TRANSMISSION WENT OUT THE TOW/ HAUL BUTTON DIDN'T DO ANY THING, NOW THE LIGHT ACTUALLY COMES ON-WHEN IT FEELS LIKE IT,BUT I CAN'T GET IT TO GO OFF. THE GAS GAUGE IS STILL ACTING NUTS AND THE ABS AND BRAKE LIGHT STILL COME AND GO. PLEASE POST INSTRUCTIONS FOR TROUBLESHOOTING THIS THING! *TR
2010
ENGINE
SATURDAY, JULY 27, 2013, OUR 2010 GMC SIERRA K1500 CAUGHT FIRE AND WAS COMPLETELY DESTROYED AS MY HUSBAND WAS DRIVING ON THE INTERSTATE. AS SMOKE BEGAN TO FILL THE CAB AND THE "CHECK ENGINE" LIGHT CAME ON, HE ATTEMPTED TO BRAKE SO THAT HE COULD ESCAPE, BUT THE BRAKES WERE GONE, AND THE BRAKE PEDAL WENT ALL THE WAY TO THE FLOOR. IMAGINE HIS TERROR AS HE REALIZED THAT AT AGE 65, HE MAY HAVE TO JUMP OUT OF THE TRUCK OR BE CONSUMED BY A FIRE. HE WAS ABLE TO DOWN-SHIFT TO SLOW THE TRUCK ENOUGH TO USE THE EMERGENCY BRAKE TO GET THE TRUCK STOPPED JUST IN TIME TO ESCAPE FROM THE TRUCK AND GET FAR ENOUGH AWAY TO AVOID BODILY INJURY AS THE TRUCK AND OUR BELONGINGS BURNED COMPLETELY. WE ARE GRAVELY CONCERNED THAT THE TRUCK, WHICH WAS PURCHASED THREE YEARS AGO THIS MONTH, AND HAD ONLY 18,000 MILES ON IT, CLEARLY WAS A RISK TO OUR LIVES AND THE LIVES OF OTHERS. WE HAVE THREE ADULT CHILDREN AND SEVEN GRANDCHILDREN & OFTEN HAD ONE OR MORE OF THEM WITH US AS WE TRAVELED IN THIS VEHICLE. HAD WE NEEDED TO UNBUCKLE THE BABIES FROM THEIR CAR SEATS AND/OR ASSIST THE TODDLERS IN GETTING OUT, THE OUTCOME MAY HAVE BEEN VERY DIFFERENT, AND IT HAUNTS US TO KNOW THAT THIS COULD HAVE BEEN THE CASE. ALL HAD RIDDEN IN THIS TRUCK IN THE WEEKS PRECEDING YESTERDAY'S FIRE. AS MY HUSBAND HEADED HOME TO MONTANA AT THE COMPLETION OF HIS TRAVEL TO VISIT OUR CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN, HE ASCENDED, THEN DESCENDED "LOOKOUT PASS" ON I-90 AT THE MONTANA/IDAHO BORDER - A PASS THAT IS STEEP AND VERY BUSY WITH SUMMER VACATION TRAVEL AS WELL AS CONSISTENT HEAVY SEMI-TRUCK TRAVEL. THE CURVES ON LOOKOUT ARE TREACHEROUS: THE RATE OF ACCIDENTS AND SEMI-TRUCK ROLLOVERS ON THE CURVES IS HIGH WITHOUT AN EXTRAORDINARY EVENT SUCH AS A BURNING VEHICLE. IF OUR TRUCK HAD CAUGHT FIRE EVEN THREE OR FOUR MILES EARLIER AS HE WAS DESCENDING THE PASS, THE OUTCOME IS ALMOST UNTHINKABLE. *TR
