Editing GMC Jimmy

{{Vehicle
|title=
|image=[[File:96jimmy4dr.jpg]]
|classification=Mid-size car
|bodystyle=2DR Sport Utility (until 2001)<br>4DR Sport Utility (since 1990)
|transmission=5-speed manual (until 1994)<br>4-speed automatic
|dimensions=175" x 67.8" (4x2 2-door)<br>175.4" x 67.8" (4x4 2-door)<br>181.5" x 67.8" (4-door)
|cylinders=6
|enginesize=4.3 liters
|horsepower=165 (1993-1994)<br>195 (1995)
|drive=Rear-wheel drive<br>4-wheel drive
|mpg=16/21 (1995)
}}
==Year-to-year changes==

===1991===

The original GMC Jimmy, originally known as the [[GMC Jimmy|S-15 Jimmy]], consisted of 2-door and 4-door versions with either rear or 4-wheel drive, like its [[Chevrolet Blazer|S-10 Blazer]] counterpart.

===1995===

For 1995, the GMC Jimmy makes a dramatic break with the past. A complete redesign, the first since the compact sport/utility's 1983 introduction, gives it a thoroughly modern aerodynamic profile. The new Jimmy is longer, higher and wider to provide more interior space and more utility.

A reconfigured suspension is designed to improve handling both on and off the road. Other safety enhancements include a standard driver's-side airbag and 4-wheel antilock brakes. The roomier, more comfortable interior features new seats and a new instrument panel.

Located in the heart of the compact sport/utility market, the Jimmy has slowly been repositioned to appeal to buyers who want down-to-earth utility, but with a touch of comfort and convenience. The Jimmy competes primarily against its near-twin Chevrolet Blazer, as well as the Jeep Cherokee and Ford Explorer.

The Jimmy offers something for   everyone with 2-door and 4-door versions and a choice of four different trim levels: SL (2-door version only), midlevel SLS, uplevel SLE and top-of-the-line SLT.

The one and only engine is the Enhanced 4.3-liter ohv V6. Four-door versions are equipped with a 4-speed automatic transmission, as are 2-doors for now. A 5-speed manual transmission will be standard on 2-door Jimmys by midyear, when the automatic becomes optional. 

Four-wheel-drive models feature shift-on-the-fly operation. Full-time all-wheel-drive were made available later in the year on selected, upscale 4-door models.

Prices increased by $325 for all models halfway through this model year. The GMC Jimmy remains the company's entry-level SUV until 2001.

==Retail prices==
As of December 17, 1993:
*'''$15,842 '''(1994 GMC Jimmy SL 2DR)
*'''$17,761 '''(1994 GMC Jimmy SL 2DR 4WD)
*'''$17,344 '''(1994 GMC Jimmy SLE 4DR)
*'''$19,701 '''(1994 GMC Jimmy SLE 4DR 4WD)
As of late 1994:
*'''$18,274 '''(1995 GMC Jimmy SL 2DR)
*'''$20,157 '''(1995 GMC Jimmy SL 2DR 4WD)
*'''$19,980 '''(1995 GMC Jimmy SL 4DR)
*'''$22,205 '''(1995 GMC Jimmy SL 4DR 4WD)
As of December 21, 1994:
*'''$18,599 '''(1995 GMC Jimmy SL 2DR)
*'''$20,482 '''(1995 GMC Jimmy SL 2DR 4WD)
*'''$20,305 '''(1995 GMC Jimmy SL 4DR)
*'''$22,530 '''(1995 GMC Jimmy SL 4DR 4WD)
As of August 1, 1995:
*'''$19,573 '''(1996 GMC Jimmy SL 2DR)
*'''$21,456 '''(1996 GMC Jimmy SL 2DR 4WD)
*'''$21,279 '''(1996 GMC Jimmy SL 4DR)
*'''$23,504 '''(1996 GMC Jimmy SL 4DR 4WD)
==Shipping prices==
*'''$475 '''(1994 models)
*'''$485 '''(1995 models)
*'''$490 '''(1996 models)

==Gallery==

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95jimmy2.jpg|1995 GMC Jimmy (2-door) SUV

95jimmy.jpg|1995-1996 GMC Jimmy (4-door) SUV

jimmy_steeringwheel.jpg|The steering wheel of a 1995-1999 GMC Jimmy

96jimmy.jpg|1996 GMC Jimmy (2-door) SUV

96jimmy2.jpg

96jimmy4dr.jpg|1996 GMC Jimmy (4-door) SUV

96jimmy4dr2.jpg

96jimmyhighlander.jpg|1996 GMC Jimmy Highlander

96jimmyhighlander2.jpg

</gallery>
==Video Clips==
[[File:GMC Jimmy 4DR SUV (1995)|thumb|center|335 px]]
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