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Encyclopedia > GMC Canyon

The Chevrolet Colorado (and similar GMC Canyon) is a compact pickup truck from General Motors. It replaced the Chevrolet S10 and GMC Sonoma in 2003. Isuzu will begin selling a version of the pickup as well in 2005.


Engines:

  • 2004 LK5 2.8 L (173 in³) I4
  • 2004 L52 3.5 L (214 in³) I5

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2004 GMC model guide, GMC trucks, pickups, SUV - 2004 GMC Canyon '04 GMC Envoy XUV, '04 GMC Yukon, 2004 GMC Sierra HD, ... (496 words)
GMC trucks line up behind the full-size Sierra, a light-duty (half-ton) pickup and perennial bestseller in a line encompassing the deluxe and powerful Sierra Denali with Quadrasteer four-wheel-steering (4WS) that literally runs circles around other large trucks.
Canyon's Regular Cab has a bench covered in cloth and divided 60/40, but bucket seats are optional.
Canyon Extended Cab carries four doors and a pair of forward-facing rear seats, as the Crew Cab also with four doors installs a rear bench with enough room to accommodate three adults.
2005 GMC Canyon New Car | Canyon GMC Online Car Quote | GMC Canyon Pricing (249 words)
The GMC Canyon belongs to a new breed of pickups.
Canyon is longer and taller than the Sonoma pickup it replaced, and it looks tougher and more truck-like, with aggressive styling that represents a major departure from the smooth-sided Sonoma.
As the first all-new GMC truck in its class for more than a decade, the Canyon is significantly improved over the Sonoma, with a stronger frame and a suspension that's friendlier to the fanny.
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