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General Motors subsidiary GMC is well-known for its lineup of vehicles, which includes SUVs, vans, and pickup trucks. The closest GMC ever got to selling cars in the US was with the Sprint and Caballero, which were rebadged versions of the Chevrolet El Camino "coupe utility" vehicle. With companies like Reliance and Rapid Truck enterprises founded in Detroit in 1902 and bought by GM in 1908 and 1909, GMC has been around since 1911. In 1912, the GMC emblem debuted on Rapid and Reliance vehicles. In addition to producing a large variety of light- and heavy-duty trucks, GMC also manufactures military and commercial vehicles. The most famous military vehicle from the past is the DUKW-353 2.5-ton amphibious 6 vehicle, sometimes called the "Duck." GMC centers only on SUVs, small, medium, and large cars; frequently contrasted with non-GM automobiles like Ford and Toyota. The full-size Sierra 1500 pickup truck, which comes in both light- and heavy-duty versions, is the company's main product. GMC's SUV models include the full-size Yukon and Yukon XL, mid-size Acadia, and crossover Terrain.
Starting at $57,400
The GMC Yukon has a lot of passenger and luggage room, an easy-to-use infotainment system, and three powerful engine options. It also provides a comfortable ride. However, the seats might be more supportive, and the transmission may be reluctant to downshift.
Starting at $36,900
The updated GMC Canyon is a well-built small truck that performs admirably in most areas. It has a strong towing capacity, a powerful engine, agile handling, and a comfortable cabin, making it an excellent choice for a family hauler or a workhorse.
Starting at $37,100
The GMC Sierra pickup truck has a lot to offer, from interesting in-cabin technology to good workhorse capabilities and costly luxury variants. It does not lead its class in any one category, but it comes close in the majority of them.
Starting at $84,650
The Hummer EV SUV is an unabashedly daring and one-of-a-kind vehicle. It borrows design influences from its military forefathers while adding current technology, safety and comfort features, and a monster all-electric motor. It's huge, boisterous, and rather impractical, but its sturdy performance and aggressive aesthetics make quite a statement.
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