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GMC Sierra 1500 Does Push-Ups…

March 13th, 2013 by
GMC Sierra 1500 Does Push-Ups...

In a new commercial for the Sierra 1500, GMC takes a creative approach to demonstrating the class-leading professional-grade engineering of this very popular pickup truck: the push-up. Before it became a commercial, this was a real-world test meant to evaluate the Sierra’s durability in extreme scenarios. GMC engineers took a standard Sierra 1500 from the…

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2014 GMC Sierra Revealed!

December 13th, 2012 by
2014 GMC Sierra Revealed!

GMC today unveiled the all-new 2014 GMC Sierra 1500 pickup and boy are we excited! This is going to be one sharp looking pickup. The new truck is said to have one of the most refined designs and be one of the most cleverly designed pickups in th market. While details are still being released…

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The GMC Sierra vs. The Millenium Falcon: Which is better?

November 12th, 2012 by
The GMC Sierra vs. The Millenium Falcon: Which is better?

This may just be the most important showdown of your life. First of all, the Millennium Falcon only comes in one color. Two, actually. It comes in its original grey color, and if you attract enough attention from the Empire, it might just turn a soot black from all of the laser blasts headed your…

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Spyshots: New GMC Canyon

October 22nd, 2012 by
Spyshots: New GMC Canyon

Production of the previous generation of the GMC Canyon ended in July when the last one rolled off the line at GM’s Shreveport, LA plant, which is now closed. Tony DiSalle, the VP of Marketing for Buick/GMC, has confirmed that rumors of a next-gen Canyon are well-based. Now, spy shots taken in Michigan provide an…

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GMC Crossovers Set Records

October 19th, 2012 by
GMC Crossovers Set Records

The ascendancy of the GMC crossover continues. In September, the GMC Acadia and GMC Terrain combined to post company’s best total and retail crossover sales ever. Individual customers purchased 13 percent more Terrains year-over-year, while sales to individual customers of the three-row Acadia went up 22 percent over the same period. As recently as the…

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Intellilink: The Future of Infotainment

October 13th, 2012 by
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General Motors innovative IntelliLink system offers in-vehicle smartphone connectivity and much more. It is now standard on all Buick models and it is an available option on the GMC Terrain and Acadia. Safety and Convenience IntelliLink converts the vehicle’s seven inch infotainment screen into a mobile command center. Android, IOS, and Blackberry devices all work…

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GMC Canyon Replacement Confirmed

October 8th, 2012 by
GMC Canyon Replacement Confirmed

The Canyon‘s future re-emergence was confirmed during a recent conference call with the Vice-President of Marketing for Buick/GMC, Tony DiSalle. He stated, “While we continue to make strong progress in fuel economy gains on our full-size trucks, we know that there is a group of customers who want the functionality of a truck but may…

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GMC Overtakes Time Square?

September 21st, 2012 by
GMC Overtakes Time Square?

GMC is betting big this season on the National Football League. In a PR scheme to attract attention to its American brand, GMC parked more than 30 GMC Sierra pick-up trucks in New York City’s Times Square to bolster the company’s sporting image. The effort drew a large crowd of sports photographers, writers, football players…

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A Conversion Van Experience Like No Other

September 4th, 2012 by
A Conversion Van Experience Like No Other

When you are ready for a conversion van experience like no other, step up to the refined luxury and unparalleled detail of the Elite Edition line of conversion vans from Southern Comfort. These vans have it all, from the eye-catching exteriors to the plush and immaculate interiors. From your first look at this van, you…

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GMC 101: What’s in a Name?

August 3rd, 2012 by
GMC 101: What's in a Name?

It’s time for a brief history lesson. In 1912, three major truck builders, Randolph, Reliance and Rapid joined together to form GMC. Back then, the company’s trucks were powered by gasoline and electricity, and all models were given numbers between one and 12, designating their carrying capacities in thousands of pounds. But these days, what’s…

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