2003 Chevrolet S-10

Pros: Looks AWESOME, drives great, sticks to the road

Cons: Nothing at all except fuel mileage...

The Bottom Line: If you can find one for a good deal, BUY IT. You'll love it.

Review: If any of you have ever seen this truck, you know how incredibly attractive it is. (You can have a look at my new truck at http://www3.telus.net/superfly /truck.jpg) It gets looks from anyone and everyone, and it's just plain fun to drive. At first loo...

Pros: Reliability, Comfort, Style, Handling, and Overall Value

Cons: Gas Mileage, Higher Center of Gravity, and I miss my old car

The Bottom Line: Versatility, Choice, Reliability, and overall a solid truck. Hope to keep it for many years to come

Review: Little Background The Chevrolet S10 hit the scene in 1982 as the first compact pickup truck from a domestic manufacturer. Back in 83 the extended cab was added and the 4 wheel drive system was introduced. Redesigned in 1994, the S10 pickup is ...

Pros: Four wheel drive, the crew cab is great if you have kids

Cons: Smaller bed than a normal truck, a few problems with parts.

The Bottom Line: It's a great little truck to have, especially if you have kids that you need to put in the back seat.

Review: I've had my 2003 Crew Cab for about 3 1/2 years now. The main reason that I wanted the crew cab was because of the extra doors (we have several kids and it's so much easier getting them into the backseat with the extra door). Let's start with the ...

Pros: Nearly zero defects, 4WD powers thru lots of snow. Good carrying capacity.

Cons: Pretty dismal MPG - about 15-16 city, 20-21 hwy.

The Bottom Line: Buy this truck if you need something reliable and relatively inexpensive.

Review: This is my 4th S10. All have been extended cab, and the last three have been 4WD, stick shift versions. All have been pretty much bulletproof. This one was bought new in May 2003 and has about 28,000 miles on it. I had to have the control module for the ...