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6.2 Liter Vortec V8
Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 2,511
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Re: Photos: Lack of Small Trucks at GMC Dealership a Good Sign, or Intentional?
Well, all of a sudden my closest Chevy dealer has a whole bunch of Colorados, probably a dozen and a half.
They've never had more than a handful before.
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2.0 Liter Supercharged ECOTEC
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Maryland
Drives: @005 GMC Sierra
Posts: 166
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Re: Photos: Lack of Small Trucks at GMC Dealership a Good Sign, or Intentional?
"If you equip one like a full size truck after rebates the price is so close that the full size truck is a better buy."
I'll second that. With rebates, an owner loyalty certificate and employee pricing,I paid about 15,000 for my full sized Sierra regular cab with a V8. A Canyon with a 5 cylinder would have been within 2 grand of that-couldn't see the advantage of going with the Canyon especially since the Sierra is the newer and in my opinion, better looking platform. Not to mention I read that the Canyon and Colorado are still plagued by the steeing rattle that caused me to part with my GMT800.
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