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*4x4* Only 20k Miles * Excellent Condition Inside & Out* Spray-in Bedliner* on 2040-cars

US $20,989.00
Year:2010 Mileage:20777 Color: Rack
Location:

Seminole, Oklahoma, United States

Seminole, Oklahoma, United States
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$20,989 = TRUCK IN EXCELLENT CONDITION! V8 4X4. NON-SMOKER. LOW MILES. SPRAY IN BEDLINER- LINE-X . ADDITIONAL PHOTOS AVAILABLE. CLEAR TITLE. MAY MEET LOCALLY.  


Trim LevelWork Truck 4WDManufactured inUNITED STATES
Body StyleREGULAR CAB PICKUP 2-DREngine Type4.8L V8 OHV 16V
Driveline4WDTank26.00 gallon
City MPG14 miles/gallonHighway MPG18 - 19 miles/gallon
Anti-Brake System4-Wheel ABSSteering TypeR&P
Front Brake TypeDiscRear Brake TypeDrum
Turning Diameter39.70 in.Front SuspensionInd
Rear SuspensionLiveFront Spring TypeTorsion Bar
Rear Spring TypeLeafTires265/70R17
Front Headroom41.50 in.Rear Headroom
Front Legroom41.30 in.Rear Legroom
Front Shoulder Room65.20 in.Rear Shoulder Room
Front Hip Room62.50 in.Rear Hip Room
Curb Weight4695 lbsCurb Weight
Overall Length205.60 in.Overall Width80.00 in.
Overall Height73.80 in.Wheelbase119.00 in.
Ground Clearance9.10 in.Track Front68.10 in.
Track Rear67.00 in.Cargo Length78.70 in.
Width at Wheelwell50.60 in.Width at Wall62.40 in.
Depth21.00 in.Standard Seating3
Optional SeatingPassenger Volume
Cargo VolumeStandard Towing5100 lbs
Maximum Towing8900 lbsStandard Payload1705 lbs
Maximum Payload1705 lbsStandard GVWR6400 lbs
Maximum GVWR6400 lbsWarranty Duration36 month
Warranty Distance36,000 milePowertrain Warranty Duration60 month
Powertrain Warranty Distance100,000 mileRust-duration72 month
Rust-distance100,000 mileMSRP$24,090 USD
Dealer Invoice$23,126 USDDestination Charge$995 USD
Child Safety Door LocksLocking Pickup Truck TailgateOptional
Power Door LocksOptionalVehicle Anti-TheftOptional
4WD/AWDStandardABS BrakesStandard
Automatic Load-LevelingElectronic Brake Assistance
Limited Slip DifferentialLocking DifferentialOptional
Traction ControlStandardVehicle Stability Control SystemStandard
Driver AirbagStandardFront Side AirbagStandard
Front Side Airbag with Head ProtectionPassenger AirbagStandard
Side Head Curtain AirbagStandardSecond Row Side Airbag
Second Row Side Airbag with Head ProtectionElectronic Parking Aid
First Aid KitTrunk Anti-Trap Device
Keyless EntryOptionalRemote IgnitionOptional
Air ConditioningStandardSeparate Driver/Front Passenger Climate Controls
Cruise ControlOptionalTachometerStandard
Tilt SteeringStandardTilt Steering ColumnStandard
Heated Steering WheelLeather Steering WheelOptional
Steering Wheel Mounted ControlsOptionalTelescopic Steering Column
Adjustable Foot PedalsGenuine Wood Trim
Tire Pressure MonitorStandardTrip Computer
AM/FM RadioStandardCassette Player
CD PlayerOptionalCD Changer
DVD PlayerVoice Activated TelephoneOptional
Navigation AidSecond Row Sound Controls
SubwooferTelematics SystemOptional
Driver Multi-Adjustable Power SeatFront Cooled Seat
Front Heated SeatOptionalFront Power Lumbar Support
Front Power Memory SeatFront Split Bench SeatStandard
Leather SeatPassenger Multi-Adjustable Power Seat
Second Row Folding SeatSecond Row Heated Seat
Second Row Multi-Adjustable Power SeatSecond Row Removable Seat
Third Row Removable SeatCargo Area CoverOptional
Cargo Area TiedownsCargo Net
Load Bearing Exterior RackPickup Truck Bed LinerOptional
Power SunroofRemovable Top
Manual SunroofAutomatic HeadlightsStandard
Daytime Running LightsStandardFog LightsOptional
High Intensity Discharge HeadlightsPickup Truck Cargo Box LightStandard
Running BoardsOptionalFront Air DamStandard
Rear SpoilerSkid PlateOptional
Splash GuardsWind Deflector for Convertibles
Power Sliding Side Van DoorPower Trunk Lid
Alloy WheelsOptionalChrome WheelsOptional
Full Size Spare TireStandardRun Flat Tires
Steel WheelsStandardPower Windows
Electrochromic Exterior Rearview MirrorGlass Rear Window on Convertible
Heated Exterior MirrorElectrochromic Interior Rearview Mirror
Power Adjustable Exterior MirrorDeep Tinted GlassOptional
Interval WipersStandardRain Sensing Wipers
Rear Window DefoggerOptionalRear Wiper
Sliding Rear Pickup Truck WindowTow Hitch ReceiverOptional
Towing Preparation PackageOptional


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Next-generation GMC Canyon, Chevy Colorado spied together

Mon, Jun 13 2022

With the debut of the next-generation GMC Canyon coming in a couple of months (in off-road-ready AT4 guise no less), it's no surprise that both it and the Chevy Colorado are out testing without the heavy coverings of early prototypes. One of our spy photographers caught examples of both trucks with close-fitting vinyl wraps. This gives us a great opportunity to see each pickup more clearly, but also to compare and contrast the designs. From the front, the GMC features a narrower, but seemingly taller grille. At the top are slender lamps. They seem to be daytime running lights, though, and below them are much larger units that will function as the actual headlights. The prototype shown seems to be one of the AT4 variants, based on the lack of a lower air dam and the opened up corners of each bumper. Small fog lights show up in the lower bumper, too. As for the Chevy, its grille is wider, and it blends into the headlights. The lights are at the top of the grille, and they seem to incorporate the actual headlights, not just running lamps. The grille mesh has some interesting detailing, and there are auxiliary lights below the main headlights. This one seems to be a more mainstream Colorado model since it still has a front air dam, possibly a Z71 model, considering the chunky tires. Not surprisingly, the two trucks are very similar from the sides and the rear. They have cabins that look lower, longer and more squared-off than the current models. The fenders look more punched out and aggressive, too. The main differentiator between the Chevy and GMC are the wheel openings. The GMC has sharp corners and the Chevy has more rounded ones, as is the case with the full-size trucks. As previously mentioned, the GMC Canyon AT4 will be revealed this summer, so likely in just a month or two. The Colorado will likely be revealed this summer, too. It's expected that it will use the turbocharged 2.7-liter four-cylinder shared with the Silverado. Naturally, it will be available with two- and four-wheel drive and a variety of trim levels including the AT4 and ZR2 off-road versions. Related video:

Torque time | 2017 GMC Sierra HD First Drive

Fri, Feb 24 2017

It's not the truck that counts, it's how you use it. It's the heavy stuff you fit in its bed or the extremely heavy stuff that gets hooked up to the tow hitch. The ATV, the Jet Skis, the trailer with more square footage than a Greenwich Village apartment. Perhaps you need to get Seabiscuit or, uh, Mr. Ed to wherever they need to gallop next. In our case, there's a pair of very serious-looking snowmobiles perched atop the bed of a GMC Sierra. They spread out as wide as the extended tow mirrors, and their back halves are dangling precariously beyond the truck. Sterling Archer would be giddy; I'm a little nervous. But only because canyon roads and wide vehicles with a high center of gravity go together like peas and custard. The added weight is no sweat at all. That's because this is the 2017 GMC Sierra HD Denali, a truck with the sort of enhanced power, torque, suspension, and stopping capability expected of a heavy-duty pickup. And for this year, the power and torque get a serious bump courtesy of a new 6.6-liter Duramax turbodiesel engine reengineered from almost the ground up with 90 percent new parts. It's quieter and more efficient and it emits less, while most importantly producing 445 horsepower and 910 pound-feet of torque. That's up from 397 and 765, respectively. Chevy fans will note that the same engine is also available in the updated 2017 Silverado HD. Now, for those keeping score at home, that horsepower is best-in-class but the torque number still falls short of the new Ford Super Duty and its Power Stroke diesel V8's 925 lb-ft. Aw shucks. For the record, GM's engineers didn't seem too concerned that they weren't able to eke out an extra 16 torques just to say they're No. 1. "We wanted to first meet emissions and then deliver the maximum horsepower and torque we could, and deliver it over the widest usability range possible," said chief engineer Eric Stanczak. And let's be honest here, 910 pound-feet is herculean, and once again, a jump of 145 lb-ft. Or one Subaru Impreza's worth. Or 110 more than the best Ram can do on a 2500, and its Cummins turbodiesel's 800 pound-feet was eye-popping not too long ago. (The Ram 3500 maxes out at 900 lb-ft with the right transmission.) Ah, but here's the rub. That Cummins-equipped Ram 2500 can still tow more weight according to SAE-compliant measurements – 17,510 pounds for a Ram crew cab with a short bed versus 13,000 in the similar Sierra 2500. The Ford F-250 can manage 15,000.

2020 GMC Sierra makes diesel and 10-speed more available

Fri, May 17 2019

The 2020 GMC Sierra full-size pickup truck doesn't look much different than the previous model, but it brings along a number of new feature updates. Specifically, certain options are now more widely available, including some powertrain options. The model year also brings about the truck's latest towing camera and some towing app updates. We'll start with the 3.0-liter diesel inline-six and 10-speed automatic, as both are more broadly available for 2020. The diesel adds the second-lowest Elevation trim level, meaning it's available in every trim except the base Sierra. The diesel is also now an option for the CarbonPro Edition AT4 and Denali, so you aren't limited to the 6.2-liter V8 for those trims. The 10-speed automatic is finally available on the 5.3-liter V8, but it's restricted to four-wheel-drive versions of the SLT, AT4 and Denali trims – lower trims retain the eight-speed automatic. The 10-speed transmission continues to be standard with the 6.2-liter V8 and 3.0-liter diesel. GMC also added new towing-related features for 2020. It has a newly-optional rear-view camera system that can show what's behind the truck's trailer, and it can project that where the trailer is on the main display, effectively making the trailer disappear. This feature was introduced in the Sierra HD. GMC also added a feature to its trailer app that lets you store and share details on your trailer setup so that it's easier for someone else to hook it up. You can even monitor and activate functions on compatible trailers with the app. There are a number of other more minor updates. Sierras can now be optioned with adaptive cruise control. The Elevation trim is available with the Crew Cab configuration. The AT4 CarbonPro Edition gets a few extra black accents compared with the 2019 version. Pricing and availability of the 2020 Sierra haven't been announced yet, though.