GMC

GMC Truck first came into being between 1909 and 1912 when it was used on trucks developed by Rapid Motor Vehicle Company.

Since around 1920, the GMC’s trucks have been virtually identical, except for name, badging and trim, to trucks made by Chevrolet. GMC’s range of light and heavy duty vehicles allows dealerships who stock GM’s truck-less brands — currently Cadillac and Buick, but also previously Pontiac and Oldsmobile too — to have a full range of cars and trucks.

Models

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Canyon Denali (2023, third generation)
Hummer EV Edition 1 (2022, first generation)
Sierra Denali Ultimate facelift (2022, fourth generation)
Sierra AT4X facelift (2022, fourth generation)
Hummer EV SUV (2024, first generation)
Hummer EV (2022, first generation)
Canyon Denali (2019, second generation)
Canyon (2019, second generation)
Yukon launch (2021, fifth generation)
Yukon AT4 (2021, fifth generation)
Yukon Denali (2021, fifth generation)
Canyon AT4 (2021, second generation)
Acadia Denali (2020 facelift, second generation)
Acadia AT4 (2020 facelift, second generation)
Sierra 3500 HD Denali (2020, fourth generation)
Sierra 2500 HD AT4 (2020, fourth generation)
Sierra 2500 HD Denali (2020, fourth generation)
Envoy XL (2002-2006, GMT360, second generation)
Envoy (2002-2009, second generation, GMT360)
Sierra AT4 (2019, fourth generation)
Sierra Elevation (2019, fourth generation)
Yukon Graphite Edition (2019, K2UG, fourth generation)
Sierra SLT (2019, fourth generation, launch)
Sierra Denali with CarbonPro Box (2019, fourth generation)
Sierra 2500HD All Terrain X (2017, third generation)
Yukon Denali (2018 update, K2UG, fourth generation)
Terrain (2018, second generation, USA)
Acadia (2017, second generation, USDM)
Granite concept
Acadia first gen facelift
Sierra Denali Ultimate (MY2016)
Sierra facelift (third generation)
K2UG Yukon Denali
MY2016 Terrain facelift

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