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Chevrolet Silveradosilverado 2500 2wd (bifuel)

GMT800 (1999–2006) · Gasoline or natural gas · 6.0 L

  1. 01Make
  2. 02Model
  3. 03Generation
  4. 04Powertrain
  5. 05Equipment
Power
300 hp
Drivetrain
Rear-wheel drive
0–60 mph
Not listed
Combined economy
10.0 mpg

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Overview

Production start
2003
Production end
2003
Brand country
United States
Vehicle class
Pickup truck
Size class
Standard Pickup Trucks 2WD
Doors
2
Seats
3
Steering side
Left-hand drive

Powertrain

Engine type
Gasoline or natural gas
Engine volume
6.0 L
Displacement
Needs verification
Engine power
300 hp
Engine torque
360 lb-ft
Cylinders
8
Transmission
4-speed automatic
Transmission description
2MODE
Drive
Rear-wheel drive

Dimensions & capacity

Length
239.7 in
Width
79.7 in
Height
76.0 in
Wheelbase
155.5 in

Performance & economy

Fuel type
Regular unleaded
Primary fuel
Regular Gasoline
Secondary fuel
Natural gas
City fuel economy
10.0 mpg
Highway fuel economy
13.0 mpg
Combined fuel economy
10.0 mpg
Reported city consumption
Needs verification
Reported highway consumption
Needs verification
Reported combined consumption
Needs verification

Range & reference data

EPA range (secondary fuel)
180 mi
City economy (secondary fuel)
Needs verification
Combined economy (secondary fuel)
Needs verification
CO₂ emissions (primary fuel)
Needs verification
CO₂ emissions (secondary fuel)
Needs verification
CO₂ tailpipe (primary fuel)
888.7 g/mi
CO₂ tailpipe (secondary fuel)
703.0 g/mi
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