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Sunday, March 1, 2015

Five Reasons To Buy A GMC in 2015



Review by Andrae Bergeron

GMC creates trucks, SUVs, and vans. And of these vehicles, all are known for being built to last decades. So with this in mind, I have compiled five reasons to buy a GMC this year (though, to be honest, there are many more reasons to find yourself in a GMC). 

1.  Quality in Performance


The GMC Canyon, a small-sized pickup, found its way to Autoweek’s best of the best truck list—and it actually topped it. Now whether or not you intend to purchase a truck does not matter, as it’s the recognition from Autoweek that we find important. This award is notable simply because you can judge the integrity of a company such as GMC, one that is founded on American toughness and longevity, by the quality of its truck. The pick-up, full-sized or not, was made for the workingman. It was made to be tough, ever working, always consistent and reliable. And if a company has created a truck that can do this—a truck that is the best of the best—then you can bet they do pretty well with SUVs and vans too. 

2.  Technologically Savvy
 

As vehicles become outfitted with technology to make them smarter, it can be both useful and frustrating—useful in that the vehicle is more efficient, but frustrating in the way of having to learn the (often complicated) program from which your vehicle is linked. GMC offers, with all of its vehicles, its own infotainment system called IntelliLink. What’s nice about this system is that it’s easy to use. It comes voice activated with a seven-inch touch screen that is simply and cleanly designed. And although anyone can learn to use it, there is depth in what it can do: it connects, reacts, and navigates just as well as any other system out there today. 

3.  Accessibility


GMC has devised a door unlock/remote start that now comes standard with its vehicles. This may not seem of consequence right away, but just wait until your arms are filled with groceries and you are unable to open the door. Or think about those cold mornings when you wish your vehicle could be running, warming itself without you having to walk out to it. GMC loves to make things easier for drivers—and this is one of those things. 

4.  Top of the Line Fuel Economy


GMC has delivered a 6-cylinder engine that goes up to 24 mpg. This is a big deal—especially since they did this in the Sierra, a full-sized pickup. So the question is, if GMC can create a large vehicle to have great gas mileage, what can they do with smaller vehicles? Regardless of what you end up buying from GMC, you will save at the pump.  

 
5.  Innovation


GMC has created a trailering app for your phone. And it’s really useful. If you have a GMC truck, and use that truck to pull a trailer then you surely know the complications that can come when hitching the two together. However, with this new app, once you identify your specific vehicle, it gives you all the information you need to be sure you don’t detach at some point on down the road. The app provides tips, commonly asked questions and useful information, and is dedicated to helping novices as well as veterans hitch a trailer easily, effectively, and safely.  

Want to see some of these great vehicles for yourself?  Test drives on all 2015 models are available at Liberty Buick GMC -  9028 East Independence Boulevard, Charlotte NC  28105

Call 704-708-8000 for Appointments

Andrae Bergeron,
CCP Web Design Staff Writer