#Canyon

What are the most affordable new pickup trucks you can buy today? Keep reading and you’ll find out.

It’s a real shame you can’t buy a new diesel-powered Volkswagen in the U.S. anymore.

No mid-size pickup truck earned an award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety in a recent round of testing.

Kelley Blue Book has announced its Best Resale Value Award winners for 2017.

GMC has announced details on its 2017 Canyon, which will use a revamped 3.6-liter V6 hooked to an eight-speed automatic transmission. 

The GMC Canyon Diesel is the third and final competitor in the 2016 AutoGuide.com Truck of the Year competition.

The Chevrolet Colorado diesel is officially America’s most fuel efficient pickup truck.

GMC will offer a software upgrade to enable Android Auto compatibility on various 2016 models starting next March.

After six months and 10,000 miles, we are saying goodbye to our 2015 GMC Canyon long-term tester.

Welcome back to our 2015 GMC Canyon long-term test. To read the whole series, click here.

My first real issue with our long-term GMC Canyon has arisen. After four months of driving this truck, the transmission seems to be having some troubles.

Welcome back to our 2015 GMC Canyon long-term review. To read previous updates in the series,  click here.

As spring time rolls in, we put our long-term GMC Canyon to the task of helping us get a garden started. Before we could get our vegetables in the ground, we needed a load of topsoil. So a we threw a tarp in the bed to keep it clean and headed for the local garden center to load this truck up. 

The duo of GM midsize pickup trucks are moving from dealer lots at their fastest pace ever.

Welcome back to our 2015 GMC Canyon long-term review. To read previous updates in the series,  click here.

Labeling a vehicle as slow is actually more subjective than you may think. Slow to me, someone who has been lucky enough to ride in some very fast cars, might not feel the same as slow to you.

Welcome back to our 2015 GMC Canyon long-term test. To read the whole series, click here.

Recently, a close friend of mind decided he would like to buy a new GMC Canyon. He proceeded into a dealership, where the salesman immediately directed him to a larger Sierra, saying that he was authorized to give big discounts on the half-ton pickup that couldn’t be done on the Canyon. 

Chevrolet plans to quietly fix a mistake it made in the mid-size Colorado and Canyon.