GMC Sierra

Truck buyers know the trouble with aluminum or steel beds, and that trouble is when you do truck stuff they show dents and scratches, and the steel ones can even rust. This leads to lots of spray-in bed liners.

Over the last two decades, GMC has managed to go from being almost solely associated with industrial utility to being a true premium truck and SUV brand. The combination of styling, functionality, technology, and quality all aim above the levels of their Chevrolet brethren, and typically have the price tag to match.

It used to be that when a person wanted a posh vehicle, they went with a luxury car. Today, more and more people are going with luxury trucks instead, and GMC is showing off one very nice looking luxury truck with the 2019 Sierra Elevation.

While it’s unusual for an automaker to launch a new version or special edition of a vehicle at one of the regional auto shows, General Motors likes to take the opportunity to own those shows. At the Houston Auto Show, going on this week, GMC pulled the covers off the 2016 Sierra All Terrain X.

Have you ever had a dream that was so vivid that when you wake up, you feel like you’re still in it? This just happened to me – the other morning I woke up from a dream about pick-up trucks.

GMC has announced that the Elevation Edition is returning to the GMC Sierra line of trucks for 2016. The truck gets revised front-end styling with new HID headlights and GMC Signature LED lighting. The Elevation Edition is built on the double cab version of the truck and has a manly monotone color scheme.