2007 GMC Sierra First Drive
Driving: Controls
 

Simplicity and quality. Those may be the hallmarks of the new GM controls, but one issue with the Pure Pickup layout is that the gauges are set deep into tunnels, making the smaller ones hard to read. The SLT trim has a hood protecting the gauges from glare. Quality-wise, items such as the turn signal stalk have a nice heft; the turn signal even produces a refined click-clack when used. The radio (as a standalone) is straightforward, though the readout washes out badly in the sun. Visors built with extenders actually block the same sun when you swing one over to the side. Light controls, hot/cold temperature and other elements are ringed in chrome, with a soft surface for fingers.

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