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About GMC

Founded in 1908, GMC is among the world’s oldest vehicle manufacturing brands. A subsidiary of General Motors—along with Chevrolet, Buick, and Cadillac—GMC sells light- and medium-duty pickup trucks, SUVs, and vans. Its product lineup features commercial vehicles like Savana Cargo, Passenger, and Cutaway vans and Sierra trucks, as well as Acadia, Terrain, and Yukon SUVs. GMC passenger vehicles include the popular Sierra, and Denali and AT4 pickup and SUV ranges. GMC says the Sierra is its highest-volume vehicle and the market’s most powerful light-duty pickup.

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GMC 3500 HD Flatbed Truck

Ready To Work

GM carries Fleet Vehicle and Upfit Applications lineups of cars, chassis and cutaways, SUVs and crossovers, trucks, vans, and other vehicles from all its brands. GMC models for ambulance and rescue, cargo body, dump truck, platform/stake, snowplow/spreader, utility/service, and other upfit applications include the Savana 3500 and 4500 in Cargo, Chassis Cab, and Cutaway configurations, and Sierra 1500, 2500 HD, 3500 HD, and 3500 HD Chassis Cab variants.

MarketBook.ca hosts for-sale listings for new and used GMC light-, medium-, and heavy-duty vehicles ready to work in configurations ranging from 1/2-, 3/4-, and 1-ton 2WD and 4WD pickups to the popular heavy-duty GMC 7500, available in dump, forestry bucket, grapple, and other versions. You’ll also find numerous Savana G2500 and G3500 light- and medium-duty trucks, light- and medium-duty Sierras, and medium- and heavy-duty TopKicks. Especially popular are the Savana G3500 (which you’ll find in cutaway-cube box truck, dry cargo delivery, reefer box, and service/utility configurations); Sierras outfitted for dump truck, flatbed, and salvage work; and more. TopKicks are also well-represented, and available as chippers, farm and grain, plow and spreader, stake, and wrecker tow trucks.

GMC Through The Years

In 1900, Max and Morris Grabowsky founded Grabowsky Motor Company, which became Rapid Motor Vehicle Company (RMVC) in 1902. In 1904, RMVC produced 75 trucks at its factory in Pontiac, Michigan. General Motors, founded by William C. Durant, purchased RMVC in 1908 and then merged RMVC and Reliance Motor Car Company to form General Motors Truck Company in 1911. In the years that followed, GM brought transit and inter-urban bus manufacturer Yellow Coach under the GMC umbrella, introduced a refrigerated GMC truck and trailer, and unveiled its first SUV, the GMC Suburban.

In the 1960s, GMC introduced its first full-size, personal-use pickup, which eventually became the Sierra. In 1996, the company’s name was changed to simply “GMC.” The company celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2002, introduced its first unibody vehicle (the Acadia) in 2007, and ended production of its medium-duty commercial trucks in 2009. In 2020, GM announced the return of Hummer as a sub-brand of GMC in conjunction with the launch of its Hummer EV Pickup and Hummer EV SUV. By 2025, GM plans to produce 30 electric vehicles. In 2021, it announced an investment of more than $7 billion in its manufacturing facilities to increase battery cell and electric truck production. The investment includes a conversion of an assembly plant in Orion Township, Michigan, to build electric GMC Sierra pickups.

Find Your Next GMC Work Truck

For all your passenger and work truck needs, turn to MarketBook.ca, where you’ll find a huge selection of new and used GMC trucks for sale, including Savana vans, Sierra trucks of all sizes, and TopKick C5500, C6500, C7500, and C8500 trucks.