2001 Chevrolet S-10

Pros: Sporty image and powerful towing and hauling capacity;

Cons: Short bed

The Bottom Line: This S-10 Crew Cab is all you ever need for towing your RV and hauling the family to the far away camp site. What else?

Review: Any time is a good time to take the family on vacation. Some of us may want to wait until it gets a bit cooler outside to do so. But, when all the transportation means are available, one may feel a bit impatient. If the small-size RV is parked in the...

Pros: Good Gas mileage, enough power, sharp looking

Cons: Kind of Small

The Bottom Line: solid capacity, good power, great gas mileage, great looking truck. A bit small, but oh well

Review: I really like my Chevy S-10 pickup truck. This is the first truck I have owned. I have had two SUV's and several cars, but always wanted to own a pickup truck. I was able to get a really good deal on this truck, and couldn't pass it up.

This...

Pros: Durable, good gas mileage, sporty

Cons: one cup holder and the little piece of plastic

The Bottom Line: I love this truck--- but make the little plastic apparatus out of something more durable!!!!! I wish they did not stop making it!

Review: I own a Chevy S10 pick up. It is red with an extended cab. It has the sporty hubcaps, and a fancy smancy bed cover. And the crucial aspect of this little red pick up, it is a step side. I just find step sides so much more appealing than regular trucks. ...

Pros: power for towing, interior layout.

Cons: low ground clearance.

Review: I purchased this truck in March 2006. It had 35,000 one owner miles. I wasn't looking for another compact truck, but after driving it, I was hooked. The power that the Vortech V6 produces is amazing. The interior is well laid out, and the seat are ...

Pros: MY 4-CYLINDER MODEL ATTAINED 31 MILES TO THE GALLON ON FIRST TRIP.

Cons: FOUND NO ITEMS TO COMPLAIN ABOUT.

Review: BODY STYLE IS UP TO DATE, COMPETING WITH TRUCKS IN THE $30,000 PRICE RANGE. THIRD DOOR IS VERY CONVENIENT. BED IS JUST RIGHT FOR MEDIUM HAULING. I ADDED A SNAP-ON BED COVER AT VERY LITTLE COST AND MADE IT LOOK $5,000 MORE IN ...

Pros: Bang for the Buck, Quiet for a truck,very comfortable

Cons: Top gear ratio a little to low, no passenger cupholder

The Bottom Line: Really decent truck for the money and I think it will run for a long time without much trouble.

Review: I haven't owned a regular vehicle in too many years for my ego to mention. I needed one, I needed it quick and I needed it cheap. I also needed it to be reliable.

This truck was exactly what the doctor ordered. It was fast coming on rainy...

Pros: comfortable, strong engine

Cons: ?

Review: I have recently dumped my 1998 Ford Ranger and picked up a 2001 Chevrolet S-10 Pick-up. (Extended Cab) These two pick-ups are great, but a few things that stick out, and put the S-10 on top are: On the S-10 the standard Vortec 4300 V6 on 4x4 models...

Pros: third door, auto headlights, v-6

Cons: stiff ride

The Bottom Line: liked it better than the ford ranger. toyota and nissan did not have third door. very convienient.

Review: bought the 2001 s-10 extended cab a couple of months ago. has all the goodies on it. electric locks, windows, cd stereo with auto volume control, v-6, auto, bucket seats and air. about the only thing it lacks is the sliding rear window. has a lot of zip...

Pros: Price, Styling, Ride, Nice V-6

Cons: No Crew Cab, Weak 4 Cylinder, Short Warranty

The Bottom Line: The 2001 S-10 is not a bad truck, it's just that there are so many better choices when shopping for small trucks. Check out the Tacoma or Ranger instead.

Review: You can't look at this thing and not think of a big Tonka truck. Even though the styling is a few years old, it still looks good - rugged with a bit of class in the rear tail light treatment.

The small truck segment has become more...

Pros: Mileage: about 22mpg constantly hauling around a bunch of equipment.

Cons: Non adjustable clutch. Unnecessary computer chips. Can't roll windows down with anything in door cupholders.

The Bottom Line: I like it better than the Ford Ranger. No personal experience with other rivals.

Review: First let me say this is a company truck and I would have known better than to buy it for this area but unless you put on chains it is not at all reliable on bad roads. Its a two wheel drive and doesn't apparently have positive traction because putting ...