3/4 Front Glamour 2003 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500
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  • CarsDirect Price Tag
    VehicleMinMax
    2003 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500 $7,990 $18,988
    2012 Toyota Tundra $26,999 $51,611
    2012 GMC Sierra 2500HD $29,987 $43,550
    2012 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 $25,988 $35,995
    Average $22,741 $37,536
    Used Car Price Range

    $7,990 - $18,988
  • Monthly Payment Calendar
    VehicleMinMax
    2003 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500 $136 $322
    2012 Toyota Tundra $459 $877
    2012 GMC Sierra 2500HD $509 $740
    2012 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 $441 $611
    Average $386 $638

    Based On: 10% down, 5% APR, 60 months

    Estimated Monthly Payment

    $136 - $322 per month
  • MPG
    MPGcityhwy
    2003 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500 14 18
    2012 Toyota Tundra 14 18
    2012 GMC Sierra 2500HD N/A N/A
    2012 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 14 20
    Average 14 19
    MPG

    14 City | 18 Highway
 
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Longer than a Suburban, the Chevy Avalanche combines the comfort of a Tahoe with the load-hauling capability of a long-bed Silverado pickup. That's an impressive combination for someone who wants the utility of a full, eight-foot bed, yet needs seating for four, five or six people.

It may not be cheap, but the Chevrolet Avalanche is one slick, innovative truck. Introduced last year and revised for 2003, this is an impressive concept vehicle that made it all the way to production. The key to its versatility is the Midgate, GM's clever tailgate that separates the cabin from the pickup box. Normally, the Avalanche can carry five adults in comfort and a large amount of cargo in a covered 5-foot 3-inch indestructible bed. But the rear seats fold down like in an SUV, the Midgate folds forward like a tailgate and voila! You have an eight-foot bed capable of hauling 4x8-foot sheets of plywood. Your plywood (or drywall) stays dry inside the covered bed, out of the pouring rain. Or take the cover off the bed, remove the rear window, and you can park an ATV back there. (We've done this.)

For 2003, the Avalanche is available without the plastic body cladding. We think it looks better, cleaner, if a bit plainer this way. But don't worry. Cladding is still available. Made of a practically bullet-proof material that will protect the rocker panels from years of flying gravel, it comes in a darker color for 2003

For 2003, the Avalanche benefits from a long list of improvements to all the full-size pickups and SUVs from GM. The new electrical system architecture ha. New features improve safety, comfort, convenience, and performance. One thing that hasn't changed, however, is the attention to detail seen throughout the Avalanche. The people who designed this thing are into fishing, hunting, and boating, and the execution shows, with flush-mounted cargo lights that illuminate the bed, foldaway tie-down hooks, and footholds and handholds for climbing onto the cargo cover, made of a highly rigid material can easily support your weight.

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