The 1988 GMC Sierra is well known for getting great use. The average 1988 GMC Sierra has done well by its owners and has lasted on the road for twice the miles rated by the current vehicles.
Reviews
Reviews by 1988 GMC Sierra truck owners tend to be very high. On average, the repairs on this truck start at about 200,000 miles and these tend to be minor repairs. Although no two trucks are the same, this is the average on a well maintained Sierra truck. This truck is known for its power, durability and body strength.
Engine
While some variations of the engine size were available, most 1988 GMC Sierras had one of a couple size engines. The 5.0 liter and 5.7 liter engines, both V-8s, were available, as well as the 4.3 liter V-6 with 160 horse power. None of these engines are considered fuel efficient. On average the city mpg of fuel for this vehicle is 17 and the highway rating is 25 mpg.
Safety Ratings
There are no safety devices in the 1988 GMC Sierra beyond the seat belts and standard anti-lock breaks. There is also no crash test information on this vehicle.
Price Guide
There is no Kelly Blue Book information on this vehicle since the book only goes back as far as 1990. There is little actually known about the pricing of this great vehicle, but rather what one would feel comfortable paying for the truck. Because of its age, the truck is a classic, increasing the value of the truck. However, the truck is a young classic and not antique. In addition one should view the quality of the truck and ensure that it runs before putting a large amount of money on it.
Special Features
The 1988 GMC Sierra truck could be obtained with several features, including four-wheel drive or rear-wheel drive. In addition the truck could be purchased as a standard cab, extended cab or a crew cab style. However, the comfort features of all of these choices were limited. The bench seat left little in the line of comfort, especially for a short driver and a tall passenger.
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