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