2007 GMC Sierra 1500 Crew Cab Work Truck Pickup 4D 5 3/4 ft

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History-Based Value Report

Here are 20 vehicles that are comparable to the 2007 GMC Sierra 1500 Crew Cab Work Truck in the U.S. market, focusing on full-size pickups with similar utility, size, and work-ready capability:

1. Chevrolet Silverado 1500 (2007–2013) – Mechanical twin to the Sierra with similar trims and engines

2. Ford F-150 (2004–2008) – A top rival with a wide range of trims and strong V8 options

3. Dodge Ram 1500 (2006–2008) – Bold styling and available HEMI power

4. Toyota Tundra (2007–2013) – Known for reliability and strong towing capacity

5. Nissan Titan (2004–2015) – V8-only powertrain and roomy crew cab

6. GMC Sierra 2500HD (2007–2010) – Heavier-duty version for more payload and towing

7. Chevrolet Avalanche (2007–2013) – Pickup/SUV hybrid with a versatile midgate

8. Honda Ridgeline (2006–2014) – Unibody design with clever storage and smooth ride

9. Ford Super Duty F-250 (2005–2007) – For those needing more muscle

10. Chevrolet Colorado (2007–2012) – Midsize alternative with decent utility

11. Dodge Dakota (2005–2011) – Smaller than full-size but still offers V8 power

12. Toyota Tacoma Double Cab (2005–2015) – Midsize with strong resale and off-road chops

13. Nissan Frontier Crew Cab (2005–2019) – Compact but capable

14. Mazda B-Series (2006–2009) – Ford Ranger twin with compact dimensions

15. Isuzu i-Series (2006–2008) – Rare, but based on the Colorado

16. Lincoln Mark LT (2006–2008) – Luxury version of the F-150

17. Cadillac Escalade EXT (2007–2013) – Premium Avalanche alternative

18. Hummer H2 SUT (2005–2009) – Bold styling with off-road capability

19. Suzuki Equator (2009–2012) – Nissan Frontier clone with a twist

20. Mitsubishi Raider (2006–2009) – Dodge Dakota-based with unique styling

Important Fee Disclosure:

The advertised price of this vehicle reflects the base price only and does not include additional fees or charges that may apply at the time of purchase. The final sale price may vary based on factors such as the vehicle price, the customer’s credit score, income, and the down payment made. These variations are not intended to mislead or deceive the customer but are necessary to cover the associated costs and expenses. The applicable fees may include, but are not limited to:

Dealer Fee: $349 – This fee covers administrative services such as processing, handling, and other operational expenses.

Vehicle Preparation and Reconditioning Fees: Up to $499 – This includes detailing, reconditioning, and minor repairs to ensure the vehicle meets our quality standards.

Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) Fees: Up to $499 – Covers inspection and testing performed prior to delivery to ensure the vehicle’s proper functionality and safety.

Documentation/Processing Fees: Up to $499 – Covers administrative costs related to title transfers, registration, and necessary paperwork.

Finance Charges: Up to $2,500 – Applicable if financing is chosen, covering loan origination and administrative costs, separate from the interest rate. The actual finance charges will depend on the customer’s creditworthiness and loan terms.

Sales Tax, Title, and Registration Fees: These fees are mandated by state and local jurisdictions and are calculated based on the vehicle’s purchase price and registration location.

Please note that the inclusion of these fees is standard industry practice and is necessary to cover the actual costs incurred in the sale, preparation, and financing process. These charges are transparently disclosed to ensure the customer is fully informed of all costs associated with the purchase.

By proceeding with the purchase, the customer acknowledges and agrees to these potential fees and understands that the final sale price may vary accordingly