2007 Sierra 3500 GMC 0-60 times

2007 GMC Sierra 3500
0-60 Times is from 6.7 sec
for a 353 horsepower trim and to 6.7 sec
for 353 horsepower
Trim
0-60 times, 1/4 mile
Work Truck 4x2 HD Regular Cab 133 in. WB SRW
353 Hp, 373 Lb-Ft., 5092 Weight
6.7 sec, 15.1 @ 96
SLE1 4x2 HD Regular Cab 133 in. WB SRW
353 Hp, 373 Lb-Ft., 5092 Weight
6.7 sec, 15.1 @ 96
SLE1 4x2 HD Crew Cab 167 in. WB SRW
353 Hp, 373 Lb-Ft.
6.7 sec, 15.3 @ 0
SLT 4x4 HD Crew Cab 167 in. WB SRW
353 Hp, 373 Lb-Ft.
6.75 sec, 15.35 @ 0
SLT 4x4 HD Extended Cab 157.5 in. WB SRW
353 Hp, 373 Lb-Ft.
6.75 sec, 15.25 @ 0
SLT 4x2 HD Extended Cab 157.5 in. WB SRW
353 Hp, 373 Lb-Ft.
6.75 sec, 15.35 @ 0
SLE2 4x2 HD Extended Cab 157.5 in. WB SRW
353 Hp, 373 Lb-Ft.
6.8 sec, 15.55 @ 0
SLE1 4x4 HD Extended Cab 157.5 in. WB SRW
353 Hp, 373 Lb-Ft.
6.8 sec, 15.5 @ 0
Work Truck 4x4 HD Regular Cab 133 in. WB SRW
353 Hp, 373 Lb-Ft.
6.8 sec, 15.5 @ 0
SLE1 4x2 HD Extended Cab 157.5 in. WB SRW
353 Hp, 373 Lb-Ft.
6.8 sec, 15.5 @ 0
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GMC Sierra 3500 0-60 mph acceleration across years

Year
0-60 times, Quarter mile
1/4 mile times
6.7 - 8 sec.
15.1 @ 96 - 16.7 @ 87 mph
7.5 - 9.6 sec.
15.5 @ 89 - 17.1 @ 81 mph
7.5 - 9.7 sec.
15.5 @ 85 - 17.2 @ 81 mph
7.5 - 9.6 sec.
15.5 @ 85 - 17.1 @ 82 mph
8.1 - 9.6 sec.
15.9 @ 83 - 17.2 @ 82 mph
7.4 - 8.8 sec.
16.1 @ 0 - 17.5 @ 0 mph
7.5 - 8.7 sec.
16.2 @ 0 - 17.4 @ 0 mph
7.6 - 8.5 sec.
16.3 @ 0 - 17.2 @ 0 mph
7.6 - 8.5 sec.
16.3 @ 0 - 17.2 @ 0 mph

GMC Sierra 3500 competition 0-60 mph acceleration


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