GMC Canyon

GMC’s rugged yet refined Canyon pickup greets 2009 with a host of performance enhancements – headlined by a new 5.3L V-8 engine option – that increase its capability, amplify its fun-to-drive quotient and reinforce its safety. Along with the V-8 engine is a new brake system and a new family of larger wheels and tires, as well as numerous exterior trim revisions.

2009 GMC Canyon SLT Crew Cab

November 2007 -- The Hummer H3 is related to GM pickups like the Chevrolet Colorado and the GMC Canyon. It has the same five-cylinder engine with the Colorado and the Canyon and shares about 15 percent of its components.

K&N Engineering has designed a polished high-flow air intake system (77-3065KP) for the 2007 Hummer H3 3.7 liter I5 engine, the 2007 GMC Canyon 3.7 liter I5 engine, and the 2007 Chevrolet Colorado 3.7 liter I5 engine.

K&N dynamometer testing shows a 7.19 horsepower gain @ 4533 RPM. K&N’s air intake design provides excellent air filtration and lower restriction than the factory air box system resulting in an immediate power gain.

October 2007 -- The 2007 Chevrolet Colorado shares its basic design with the GMC Canyon. Both are midsize pickups which offer improved comfort and a smooth ride. The Colorado is also a utilitarian regular cab work truck.

K&N Engineering has designed a high flow air intake system (63-3064) for the 2007 GMC Canyon 2.9 liter engine and the 2007 Chevrolet Colorado 2.9 liter engine.

The 2008 GMC Canyon lineup builds on the significant product enhancements that were implemented in 2007, including two all-new, more powerful engines. As a result, changes for ’08 are minimal and include halogen front fog lamps on all models and the addition of three new exterior colors: Red Orange Metallic, Carbon Black Metallic and Dark Steel Gray Metallic. Unchanged is the stylish, capable package that truck customers have come to expect from Canyon.

2008 GMC Canyon SLT Crew Cab