Used 2021 GMC Canyon Consumer Reviews
5 cylinder Canyon for sale.
My Canyon has 21,000 miles on it. Then it died! It did not run without keeping my foot on the pedal til I got off the road. Turns out the rocker arm and spring broke and so the valve got bent. It has been in the shop for 4 weeks now waiting for a head gasket. It seems they can’t find one to fix it. GMC always send me an email asking if my day is good. Really! I missed my vacation and have not had a truck for 4 weeks. Do they not make head gaskets anymore!? I had a Ford that never let me down but I wanted a smaller truck so I chose the Canyon Denali. Boy am I disappointed. And all I get from GMC is that they will fix it as soon as they get the part. I was also worried about the fact that if one valve went out what was to prevent the other valves from going out. I thought they should replace all the rocker arms and springs but they said they only fix what’s broken and I’m still waiting 4 weeks later for that fix.
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Nice
Good truck. Could use larger standard tires
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- Denali Crew CabMSRP: $35,95381 mi away
- Elevation Crew CabMSRP: $31,98872 mi away
- Elevation Standard Extended CabMSRP: $18,99976 mi away
Not sturdy truck
Don't like uneven floor when rear seats are folded up. Don't like unstable steering in high winds.
My third GMC canyon and they have all been great.
Love my Canyons
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Depths of the canyon
Cost compared to full size truck