GMC excels at combining intuitive technologies along with premium materials to create cars that allow consumers to experience a high end of performance, amenities and design. General Motors Company (GMC), previously known as the GMC Division of General Motors LLC, is a division of General Motors (GM), the American automobile manufacturing company with a primary focus on utility vehicles and trucks. Initially founded to act as holding company for Durant’s Buick line. GM then acquired the Rapid Motor Vehicle Company. Later in that year, GM also acquired the Reliance Motor Car Company, an independent manufacturer. These companies then merged to create what we know as GMC Truck.

GMC markets a range of sport utility vehicles, commercial trucks, vans, SUVs and even buses. In North America, GMC dealerships are usually also Buick dealerships, this means that the same dealer can market the full range of upscale vehicles and trucks. Founded in 1911 by William C. Durant, GMC has been in operation for over 100 years. The first GMC truck to be released was the 1927 T-Series vehicle. The early GMC models were fitted with Pontiac engines. By the 1930s and 1940s GMC was growing into a popular choice for trucks, The E and H series were common models. Moving into the 2000s GMC launched the GMC Envoy, a more luxurious and upscale version of previous models. The Envoy was powered by its latest Vortec 4.2-inline 6-cylinder engine. From 2008 to 2013, they released the GMC Yukon Hybrid, an eight-passenger SUV with an electric motor run by a V8 engine producing 332 horsepower. In 2016, GM made 700 hybrid pickup trucks including 200 GMC Sierra and Chevrolet Silverados. After succeeding for over 100 years GMC has proven they provide motor vehicles that offer reliability, style, comfort, and quality.