GMC vehicles

GMC is a part of GM and it is responsible for producing commercial vehicles including trucks, vans, busses, SUVs and military vehicles. GMC was founded in 1912 when GM purchased Rapid Motor Vehicle Company thus creating General Motors Truck Company, which later became GMC Truck. As the producer of commercial vehicles, GMC is one of the vital parts of American economy. Also, it helped the US efforts during the Second World War when the company produced more than 600.000 vehicles only for military use. Nowadays, GMC produce military trucks, heavy duty trucks, fire trucks, ambulances and other specialized equipment.

GMC specifications

Tire Size Factory tire sizes recorded for each year Wheels Bolt pattern, offset, and rim size Towing Capacity Recorded towing figures by configuration Oil Capacity Engine oil volume and viscosity MPG City and highway fuel economy Weight Curb weight where a configuration records it Dimensions Length, width, height, and wheelbase Horsepower Engine output by configuration

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Performance

Engine
0-60 times
Horsepower
Upgrades

Exterior

Wheels
Wheel Interchange
Bulbs
Dimensions
Ground clearance
Weight
Upgrades

Interior

Steering wheel
Speakers size
Upgrades

Maintenance

Towing Capacity
Oil Capacity
Wipers size
Fuses
Gas tank size
Battery size
Gas type
Cargo space
Truck bed size
Safety ratings
Complaints
Generations
Upgrades
Manuals
Mpg

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