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GMC Canyon
Brand Country
United States
Class
J
Years of production
2004 - n.m.
Generations
2
Body type
Pick-up
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The GMC Canyon first made its debut in 2004 as a replacement for the GMC Sonoma compact pickup. The Canyon shares many of its underpinnings with its corporate sibling, the Chevrolet Colorado. It was designed to offer customers a smaller, more fuel-efficient alternative to full-size trucks without compromising on capability, technology, or comfort.
The exterior of the Canyon is rugged and bold, consistent with GMC's design ethos. Sharp lines, prominent wheel arches, and a large grille give the truck a confident road presence.
Inside, the GMC Canyon manages to pack a lot of comforts into its compact dimensions. Depending on the trim level, the interior materials range from hard-wearing cloth to premium leather. The dashboard is logically laid out, with controls within easy reach. The infotainment system supports Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a built-in Wi-Fi hotspot.
The Canyon also offers a useful amount of cargo space, with the long box offering 49.9 cubic feet of volume. And for those needing to tow, the Canyon offers an impressive maximum towing capacity of up to 7,700 pounds when properly equipped.
The Canyon provides a choice of three engines. Read more