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General Motors is keen to cut itself a bigger slice of the US pickup market, with two all-new midsize trucks, which should offer performance and towing/carrying capacity close to that of the larger Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra. Expected to be revealed in the fall, the new trucks will go on sale in 2014.
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- Scoop: 2015 Chevrolet Colorado Filmed, Will Get A Diesel Option
The clock is ticking for the world premiere of the new 2015 Chevrolet Colorado and its GMC twin, the 2015 Canyon, as both midsize pickup trucks will be formally unveiled this fall, before going on sale next year. Along with a new spy video of the Chevrolet...
- Gm Scraps New 4.5l V8 Diesel For Chevy Silverado And Gmc Sierra
Another one bites the dust; this time General Motors has decided to place on indefinite hold its previously announced plan to add the highly anticipated, all-new Duramax 4.5-liter V8 diesel engine in 2010 to its Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra light-duty...
- Top 13 Best-selling Trucks In Canada - February 2014 Ytd
Just under 19% of the new vehicles sold in Canada in February 2014 were pickup trucks, with the Ford F-Series claiming 40% of the truck market. Full-size pickups accounted for all but 5% of the trucks sold in Canada in February. Small and midsize...
- Top 5 Best-selling Trucks In Canada - November 2010
For the first time since May 2010, GM's two big pickups, the GMC Sierra and Chevrolet Silverado, have combined to top the Ford F-Series in Canadian monthly truck sales. Together, GM's Silverado and Sierra posted a 60.3% sales improvement over...
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Chevy and GMC to Reveal New Mid-Size Trucks this Fall, On Sale in 2014
General Motors is keen to cut itself a bigger slice of the US pickup market, with two all-new midsize trucks, which should offer performance and towing/carrying capacity close to that of the larger Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra. Expected to be revealed in the fall, the new trucks will go on sale in 2014.
These trucks really sound like a good idea, since they will offer considerable improvements in efficiency over their larger counterparts, yet GM will be differentiating the two, giving them distinct niches to cover.
Read more »- 2015 Gmc Canyon Sle Test Finds Smaller Size Has Benefits
The GMC Canyon and Chevy Colorado are meant as smaller alternatives to the big boy trucks sold by GM. They offer the same basic functionality, but lower towing and carrying capacity; what you gain is improved efficiency, maneuverability and extra ease...
- Scoop: 2015 Chevrolet Colorado Filmed, Will Get A Diesel Option
The clock is ticking for the world premiere of the new 2015 Chevrolet Colorado and its GMC twin, the 2015 Canyon, as both midsize pickup trucks will be formally unveiled this fall, before going on sale next year. Along with a new spy video of the Chevrolet...
- Gm Scraps New 4.5l V8 Diesel For Chevy Silverado And Gmc Sierra
Another one bites the dust; this time General Motors has decided to place on indefinite hold its previously announced plan to add the highly anticipated, all-new Duramax 4.5-liter V8 diesel engine in 2010 to its Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra light-duty...
- Top 13 Best-selling Trucks In Canada - February 2014 Ytd
Just under 19% of the new vehicles sold in Canada in February 2014 were pickup trucks, with the Ford F-Series claiming 40% of the truck market. Full-size pickups accounted for all but 5% of the trucks sold in Canada in February. Small and midsize...
- Top 5 Best-selling Trucks In Canada - November 2010
For the first time since May 2010, GM's two big pickups, the GMC Sierra and Chevrolet Silverado, have combined to top the Ford F-Series in Canadian monthly truck sales. Together, GM's Silverado and Sierra posted a 60.3% sales improvement over...