2024 GMC Canyon AT4 VS 2024 Chevy Colorado Z71 - Which Midsize Truck Is The Better Deal?

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  • čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
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    In this video we will be taking a full look at differences between the 2024 GMC Canyon AT4 and 2024 Chevrolet Colorado Z71! If you enjoyed watching, subscribe for more content and make sure to leave a "like" on this video!
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Komentáře • 19

  • @YTJoshuaMcDonald
    @YTJoshuaMcDonald  Před měsícem +1

    Get The Best Price On The Chevrolet Colorado! - bit.ly/49jpaAf
    Get The Best Price On The GMC Canyon! - bit.ly/3x2t4QK
    Best Site for New Vehicle Quotes! - bit.ly/3TI1AZu
    Best Site for Used Car Quotes! - bit.ly/43nJpeO

  • @Mdan7
    @Mdan7 Před měsícem +18

    Looks like $2400 in dealer extras, Hendricks still playing the game....Nitrogen upcharge is funny, when most of the air we breathe is nitrogen.

    • @devildog5354
      @devildog5354 Před měsícem +1

      Refuse to pay for them or walk away...

  • @deanmay338
    @deanmay338 Před dnem

    Nice review! Both the GM twins are the best looking mid-size trucks on the market, imo. Solid tow capability and payload as well. I would lean toward the GMC. I am in the market to buy at the end of 2024. I would easily buy a GMC Elevation 4WD optioned the way I want. The only issue. . .will I get 150,000 to 200,000 or reliable miles. Hmmmm? BTW, how about sharing the payloads on the trucks? Again, solid review.

  • @Jwillly05
    @Jwillly05 Před měsícem +1

    I LOVE THE THUMBNAIL

  • @warriorking9954
    @warriorking9954 Před měsícem +1

    Price.... Might as well go GMC !

  • @Lunentucker
    @Lunentucker Před měsícem

    Note the interior difference in the HVAC vents and the Canyon ha more soft touch trim around the console and dash.

  • @oweny7814
    @oweny7814 Před měsícem +4

    These trucks are 6-8k cheaper on lots near me.
    Your dealer is trying to scam

    • @elche1976
      @elche1976 Před měsícem

      Where do you live?

    • @et9120
      @et9120 Před měsícem

      Where do you live?

    • @caps8175
      @caps8175 Před 4 dny

      @@elche1976they live in Wisconsin

  • @devildog5354
    @devildog5354 Před měsícem +1

    Could be happy with either truck (except for price), but prefer the interior on the GMC and this one also had the $1K sunroof option. Believe the Z71 could be brought in at a lower price however if options were chosen judiciously since it's base price is $2800 lower (between these two trim levels).

    • @losbush
      @losbush Před 8 dny

      The GMC also comes with a factory 2" lift installed.

  • @jmua8450
    @jmua8450 Před měsícem +8

    Absolutely ridiculous what a smaller midsize truck costs.

    • @devildog5354
      @devildog5354 Před měsícem +4

      It's ridiculous what a fullsize costs too...

    • @elche1976
      @elche1976 Před měsícem +2

      @jmua8450 everything else in the world has gone up a well. It's called inflation. Home prices, gas, wages, food. Vehicle prices are supposed to be immune from this?

    • @brianhoyt2469
      @brianhoyt2469 Před 18 dny

      Keep in mind that today’s mid size trucks are the same as full size truck from the 90s and earlier. Cost on every vehicle platform is insane anymore… I bought a fully loaded S10 (minus 4wheel drive) in 97 for less than $18k and a fully loaded 02 Firebird Formula with the Firehawk pkg for $30k. In 02 a loaded Vett was around $60k now you’re in the $80-100k+ territory and a Silverado is $70k-$100k fully loaded. They’re starting to offer some incentives as the market has soured but they’re still using tactics learned during supply Covid shortages only now it’s just scumbag greed. Hendricks is among the worst but where they really like to shaft the consumer is in service as it’s the bread and butter of dealerships but GM as all other manufacturers know this. That’s why now it’s become common your warranty requires you service your vehicle there for regular service or void your warranty. Some manufacturers like Acura go so far as to leave out info when buying like every 9k-15k miles you’re required to have the diff, trans, and brake fluids changed for a mere $1500 or void your service contract. Leasing has become far more attractive vs buying too considering the repair costs once out of warranty.