2015 GMC Canyon Long-Term Review: Fitting Into Tight Spaces
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I love pickup trucks and were it not for the fact that I also live in one of North America’s most populous cities, there would probably be one sitting in my driveway.
The only trouble is that we’re both pretty small guys, so we needed a practical way to move that material into the truck bed. His condo building has a trash room with a loading dock that is accessible through a narrow alley and a small garage door that aren’t large enough for a Silverado, Ram or F-150.
By now, you’ve probably guessed that the Canyon is just narrow enough to fit. It took what felt like a million-point-turn to successfully back the truck in.
Incidentally, the Canyon is small but it isn’t tiny. The night before I helped my dad lug junk out of his apartment, my sister and I also loaded a small mountain of bags, books, an office-size printer, large paintings, a bar fridge and a bike into the bed and cab. It probably doesn’t come as much of a surprise, but the Canyon is still big enough to carry an entire dorm room and two people.
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