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About The Sierra Elevation is GMC’s new trim that falls in between the AT4 and the ALT. This is the perfect high-end pickup truck that comes with a rugged construction. The 2019 GMC Sierra Elevation has the full capabilities to face the hassles that often come with off-road driving, yet it also has a strikingly bold look. The truck’s main aim is to meet all the expectation of next generation car technology. Exterior Features The exterior of this model presents to us that monochromatic...
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About The 2017 GMC Acadia is very different from its predecessor in that it’s both shorter and lighter. GMC have decided to go against the pre-dominant trend of creating bigger and bigger SUVs. Using high-quality steel throughout, GMC have managed to reduce the weight by 700lbs. It also sees a change in terms of seat-layout as the old version featured an 8-person capacity spread over three rows, and the new version will be available with two rows for five people, or three rows for 6...
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About The GMC Terrain is General Motors’ answer to the increase in SUV and Crossover popularity. It has a very macho stance with one of the trims (Nightfall) coming equipped with a blacked-out grille, black wheels, and also black rear and front fascias. Though it only seats 5 people, the 2017 GMC Terrain is actually pretty spacious. Exterior The Terrain has both front and rear fascias with chrome highlights, a featured 3 bar grille design, LED daytime running lamps, and an overall look that scream...
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What’s New? The Acadia makes 2 main changes for 2016. There is a modern base-level SL trim, along with the revised version of GM’s OnStar system which now includes 4G LTE WiFi capacity. Exterior Features Acadia features a more powerful, rectangular grille than its Traverse / Enclave mates, for a more truck-style look. Even though its profile is incredibly straightforward and even boxy in shape, crisp body lines of Acadia have aged rather elegantly, in relation to other crossover SUVs. Bland and less anonymous than...
About The Sierra Elevation is GMC’s new trim that falls in between the AT4 and the ALT. This is the perfect high-end pickup truck that comes with a rugged construction. The 2019 GMC Sierra Elevation has the full capabilities to face the hassles that often come with off-road driving, yet it also has a strikingly bold look. The truck’s main aim is to meet all the expectation of next generation car technology. Exterior Features The exterior of this model presents to us that monochromatic...
About The 2017 GMC Acadia is very different from its predecessor in that it’s both shorter and lighter. GMC have decided to go against the pre-dominant trend of creating bigger and bigger SUVs. Using high-quality steel throughout, GMC have managed to reduce the weight by 700lbs. It also sees a change in terms of seat-layout as the old version featured an 8-person capacity spread over three rows, and the new version will be available with two rows for five people, or three rows for 6...
About The GMC Terrain is General Motors’ answer to the increase in SUV and Crossover popularity. It has a very macho stance with one of the trims (Nightfall) coming equipped with a blacked-out grille, black wheels, and also black rear and front fascias. Though it only seats 5 people, the 2017 GMC Terrain is actually pretty spacious. Exterior The Terrain has both front and rear fascias with chrome highlights, a featured 3 bar grille design, LED daytime running lamps, and an overall look that scream...
What’s New? The Acadia makes 2 main changes for 2016. There is a modern base-level SL trim, along with the revised version of GM’s OnStar system which now includes 4G LTE WiFi capacity. Exterior Features Acadia features a more powerful, rectangular grille than its Traverse / Enclave mates, for a more truck-style look. Even though its profile is incredibly straightforward and even boxy in shape, crisp body lines of Acadia have aged rather elegantly, in relation to other crossover SUVs. Bland and less anonymous than...