Many full-sized pickup trucks are definitely in it to win the rat race. Pick up trucks are now becoming one of the topmost required commodity especially for those who work in farms or simply for those who need tons of cargo space with less emphasis on the interior. The 2017 GMC Sierra 1500 is a good alternative to the already popular ones.
In different segments, there are the clear winners. These are pick up trucks that come automatic as the choice of buyers like Chevrolet Silverado and Ford F-150. While the market and surely the roads are saturated with these pickup trucks, others long to have as good but not as popular. This is where the 2017 GMC Sierra 1500 fits the bill.
According to Car and Driver, there are three cab configurations and bed lengths, four trim levels, and five powertrain choices. This is good for variety as buyers certainly require to have myriad of choices to choose from. All two-door standard cab Sierra 1500 are equipped with seating for three, while the double cab adds a rear bench seat and two small rear doors.
To add to the impressive update of the all-new Sierra, it has a V-8 engine as added to the list. There is an eight-speed automatic transmission paired with the V-8 in Sierra 1500 Denali. It also is present in SLT crew cab models with Premium Plus Package, Max Trailering package, All Terrain X, or All Terrain packages.
The GMC Sierra 1500 also makes for a good-looking, svelte, classic, masculine ride. To make it even more appealing are features found on its interior. It features a good number of spacious storage pockets and bins. There is also easy to control HVAC and multimedia system for ultimate comfort. It also is known for delivering a quiet ride and offers plenty of space for ultimate comfort for passengers usually not present in pick up trucks.
As added by Kelley Blue Book, the 2017 GMC Sierra 1500 claims to be the most powerful gasoline V-8 available. To make it even more interesting is its 12,500 max trailering figure for crew-cab pickups is the best in class first.
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