2025 GMC Canyon AT4 Loses Mud-Terrain Credentials
You now have to step up to the AT4X to get the mud terrain tires.
Read More »You now have to step up to the AT4X to get the mud terrain tires.
Read More »A selection of practical and aesthetic upgrades.
Read More »Comparing the exterior, interior, specs, and more.
Read More »The sunroof and Bose audio are no longer individual options.
Read More »Available for the first time on the third-gen truck.
Read More »AT4 and AT4X are no longer separate trims.
Read More »Similar contents to the 2023 Canyon Edition 1 package.
Read More »Requiring two attempts to dislodge the truck.
Read More »Greater feature availability.
Read More »First-person perspective on the all-new off-roader.
Read More »Average transaction prices are on the rise as well.
Read More »Furnishing the AT4 with the three-inch lift from the AT4X.
Read More »Rocking Full Gloss Dark Grey 20-inch aluminum wheels.
Read More »Featuring a unique version of the 18-inch Dark Grey Machined Finish Aluminum wheels.
Read More »All Elevation Standard and some Elevation "regular" models are impacted by the change.
Read More »Set to position itself at the top of the midsize pickup segment.
Read More »Bridging the gap from Elevation to AT4X.
Read More »But 67 percent say on-road performance is still very important.
Read More »A twin-turbo 3.0L V6 doles out 286 hp.
Read More »It will be the first time ever that GM offers two equally-equipped, off-road mid-size trucks simultaneously.
Read More »And the new name makes a lot of sense, as does the reasoning for the change.
Read More »The ad stars an Austin-based restaurateur.
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