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Gmc Reviews–2009 Gmc Auto Review
If a commercial rather than a personal car is your requirement then nothing can be more suitable than a GMC vehicle. Known for its big and powerful utility vehicles and hybrid cars GMC has brought a whole new lot of SUVs, vans and pickup trucks in the market. You have wide range of GMC cars to take your pick. But it is wise to give an ear to what the experts say. Check out the GMC Reviews on the web, especially 2009 GMC Auto Review to get an updated analysis on latest GMC car models.
GMC Acadia
With fuel prices soaring high people are becoming more realistic about car purchase. While sales of the larger vehicles like trucks or vans have dropped fuel-efficient GMC crossover utility vehicles like GMC Acadia are on demand. Suitable for commercial as well as personal use with more room for passengers and more cargo carrying facilities 2009 GMC Acadia is responsive in all sorts of driving conditions.
For common day-to-day tasks like shuttling the kids to school or hauling vegetables and household items from market there is no better choice than GMC Acadia. Its 'uni-body architecture' guarantees better handling and better performance in crash test. The full-size GMC Acadia SUVs are available in 3 trims namely Base SLE1 and more sophisticated SLT1 and SLT2. SLT trims come with optional packages having an array of amenities such as 2-panel sunroof, rearview camera, user-friendly navigation system, 3-D sound stereos, remote vehicle start and many more.
GMC Yukon
As buyers' taste for large SUVs has changed over time GMC has transformed its 2-door 4X4 sport utility Yukon of 90s to a stylish 4-door SUV with a choice of two or four wheel drive in 2009. The most amazing part of GMC Yukon is the hybrid technology. The new 2009 GMC Yukon a carryover from 2008 is equipped with a powerful 2-mode hybrid engine, the latest contribution of vehicular science. It implements a gasoline-electric powertrain to increase fuel-efficiency while regular GMC Yukon uses V8 engine.
When it comes to size, GMC never compromises. Yukon like GMC's other utility vehicles provides enough room for passenger accommodation along with above-average cargo space. If you are looking for a roomy and powerful car with enough utilities then pick one from Yukon SLE, SLT and Denali. Enjoy safer and smoother driving with stability control, tri-zone air-conditioning and CD player system.
GMC Yukon XL
GMC Yukon XL holds all the attributes of GMC Yukon utility family. Completely redesigned GMC Yukon XL features sleek body style with a strong high chassis and comfy interior with fine upholstery. Available in two trims XL 1500 and 2500 GMC Yukon XL can carry up to 9 passengers at a time. A 366 Hp 6.0 Litre V8 engine along with power steering, touring suspension, anti-lock brakes and stability control system are what you get in Yukon XL for smoother and faster drive. Standard safety features include frontal and overhead airbags.
GMC 3500
GMC 3500 lineup includes its heavy duty Sierra and Savana pickup trucks and vans. GMC Savana 3500 seems to be displaced in time but never go by the look. It is indeed an extremely durable means of transporting a number of passengers or a heavy payload at a time. Savana 3500 is a perfect multipurpose utility vehicle tailored to fulfill your comfort needs. On the contrary, GMC Sierra 3500 has got contemporary look with stylish interior and an array of high-end facilities. As for engine both are powered with variety of V8 engines.
2009 GMC Sierra 1500
The 2009 GMC Sierra 1500 is very much identical to its corporate sister Chevrolet Silverado while having a lot cooler styling. Although its exterior and interior designing remain unchanged but GMC Sierra has grown more reliable with some added features. The new standard features available on V8 powered trims include 6.2 Litre FlexFuel engine, electronic stability control system and 6-speed automatic transmission while optional facilities comprise XM NavTraffic with real time traffic report, Bluetooth and rear-seat entertainment system. As always, GMC trucks have passed the crash test with good ranks, Sierra is no exception. With redesigned steering and suspension components this full-size GMC truck ensures comfortable driving even on rugged surface.
About the Author
Andrew White is a self-published author and automobile expert. He writes on car designs, concepts and reviews as well. GMC Reviews and Lexus Reviews are some of his latest speculations on cars. For more information, he recommends you to visit: http://www.caranddriver.com
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