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GMC Envoy Reviews explains the chassis and powerful new inline six-cylinder engine, but after that there are many significant differences, most notably the body styling, interior, and available air suspension. These differences drive the GMC Envoy uptown.

Here's why:

GMC Envoy Reviews Vortec 4200 is an all-aluminum, double-overhead cam, 24-valve inline-6 with variable valve timing. It features electronic throttle control, an electrical system using silicon circuit boards, coil-on-plug ignition, and a seven-quart oil pan with a clever tunnel for the front drive axle, which allows the longish block to be mounted six inches lower.
GMC Envoy Reviews four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes are impressive. The front rotors in GMC Envoy are 12.0 inches and the rears 12.8, with a total swept area of 424 square inches.
GMC Envoy Reviews offers 44.6 inches in front and 37.1 inches in the rear. Working with a vehicle width that exceeds the Explorer by 2.5 inches, GMC Envoy rear seats offer slightly less shoulder room but 3.8 inches more total hip room.
GMC Envoy Reviews has Overhead console includes a sunglasses holder, plus the SLT's Travel note digital recorder, which might be considered an important safety feature, as it allows the driver to orally take phone numbers while on a cell phone.
GMC Envoy Reviews chassis rails are shaped by hydro forming, a process pioneered in the '97 C5 Corvette that makes the rails stronger and lighter. No less than eight cross members contribute to a claimed 260 percent increase in tensional rigidity, and there are 12 tuned body mounts made of urethane.

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