Pick of the Day: 1989 GMC V1500 Jimmy

What I’ve realized over the past year have OK problems encountered. For example, if you’re a small business owner and you have so many customers that you have to expand your staff, this is a good question. To some extent, automakers themselves face a very good problem: They invest millions of dollars to make their SUVs more aerodynamic, fuel efficient, and equipped with infotainment and driver-assist technology, but Thousands more people behave well enough to buy old, boxy, low-tech off-roaders (even though the money doesn’t go to the manufacturer). You may be the one shopping for our Daily Pick, a 1989 GMC V1500 Jimmy listed on ClassicCars.com by a Florida dealer.

Getting rid of it doesn’t have to be a complicated process, nor does it require a vehicle with a low drag coefficient, cylinder deactivation, and electronically adjustable suspension. It just needs room for you and your special someone or some of your friends, a trustworthy engine, and four-wheel drive if you’re going somewhere particularly remote.

This handsome silver rig comes with a 350ci V8 engine, two-speed transfer case, and 33-inch BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/As, along with some nice comfort and convenience features. The power windows can be rolled down and the black hardtop above the second row can be removed, allowing the clean smell of the outdoors to fill the cabin. If it’s a little too warm outside when you head to the beach, just turn on the air conditioner. Power steering makes long drives out of town easier; power front disc brakes give you peace of mind along the way. Thanks to the automatic transmission, there’s no need to shift gears.

Now is a great time of year to see the fall foliage colors and enjoy a romantic getaway, perhaps to a small town cabin or a cozy bed and breakfast. For just $25,900, you can drive this charming, simple, and extremely rugged 1989 GMC V1500 Jimmy to one of those places where spreadsheets don’t matter and key cards don’t matter.

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