The GMC Envoy for 2002 has a fresh new look, but most impressively, a new ride. It's all about dual A-arms and coilover shocks up front and a five-link coil spring system in the rear. Add the optional electronically controlled air spring suspension for load-leveling capabilities and you are ready to both rock-and-roll as well as roll over the rocks.

You'll like the new expanded cabin - all of our passengers did. The trim levels, SLE and SLT will satisfy your needs for everything from leather to OnStar, but its the engine that will upstage the gloss. The highly advanced inline 6 quite simply outperforms the V8s in this class.

We think our own Carey Russ nails it pretty good: "It has the ride quality of a luxury car, and makes great use of its larger interior space. The 4.2-liter, 270- horsepower engine is most impressive. It's smooth, quiet, and powerful enough to be at home in a sports car, not just a sport- utility."

- Editor

• Review by Carey Russ
• 2002 GMC Envoy Delivers Surprising Comfort and Performance in Midsize SUV
• GMC Envoy Site
• Manufacturer Info by Carey Russ
• GM Adds Two New Engines To Vortec Lineup For Future Trucks
• Quicktime Video Introduction
• GMC Envoy Gallery
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