General Motors has recalled 13,241 2024 GMC Canyon pickup trucks due to a defective headlamp. An issue where lights may flicker while driving or parking. According to GM, “a defect in the headlamp's internal software may cause the headlamp to flicker.” GM says it is not aware of any accidents or injuries related to this. Photo and Credits: This article Read More
General Motors has ordered the discontinuation of sales of the 2024 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon pickup trucks.according to car news, the cease-and-desist order is due to a software issue. GM claims in a statement to the media that it is working on a fix. “be [model year 2024]… Source: Cars Direct
If you’re looking to lease a new truck in February, the 2024 GMC Canyon could be a very bad deal. I have nothing against medium-duty trucks per se, but I don’t recommend spending that kind of money on a $37,595 vehicle because the lease prices are so prohibitive. Source: www.carsdirect.com
Pros: Great exterior styling on all trims. Powertrain that packs a punch. Excellent AT4X off-road trim. Good technology and interior amenities Cons: Only one cab and bed combination available. It gets expensive quickly.Firm ride in most trims The 2024 GMC Canyon is a great midsize pickup. The same goes for the Chevrolet Colorado, the Bowtie brand’s twin, but with a Read More
Automakers are unhappy with flippers. Increasingly, they are enacting policies to deter them. It started with truly rare and special models like the Corvette Z06 and Porsche 911 S/T. But it seems like it’s spreading to more models. The latest vehicle to get rollover protection? Two mid-sized off-road versions of the GMC Canyon Source: Kelley Blue Book
Image: GMC The act of buying popular or sought-after cars for the sole purpose of making more money by reselling them to others (also known as flipping) is a common practice for any automaker that has a desirable model. It’s a troublesome act. Even though there are many examples of people making wrong bets that their car would sell… Source: Read More