GMC stands as one of America's most enduring automotive brands. Founded in 1912 and now operating as a division of General Motors, GMC has built its reputation on producing robust, capable vehicles. GMC currently makes SUVs, pickup trucks, vans, and light-duty trucks. To make it short, GMC is all about trucks and SUVs.

When we say "GMC" we mean strength and capability. One of the most popular, in our opinion, Sierra pickups can tow up to 5987 kilos and support a payload up to 1016 kilos, when properly equipped. Plus it has numerous camera feeds for trailering and off-roading. Not bad?

But what about reliability? It is difficult to find a person who would not pay attention to this fact when choosing a car. Well, the brand is at its best in this category. GMC trucks, especially the Sierra series, are renowned for their reliability, with a high probability of avoiding major repairs within 10 years and consistently winning J.D. Power awards for quality.

In addition to trucks, GMC also sells a variety of crossovers and SUVs. These vehicles combine comfort, technology, and utility, making them suitable for both urban and suburban driving. Models like the Acadia and Terrain have gained popularity for their spacious interiors, advanced features, and stylish designs.

GMC has demonstrated a commitment to innovation, introducing new technologies and features to its vehicles. For example, the GMC Hummer EV, a fully electric pickup truck, showcases the brand's dedication to sustainability and cutting-edge engineering.