2010 GMC Sierra Truck: The Right Truck For The Job

March 9, 2010 - PRLog -- The 2010 GMC Sierra has excellent performance, a refined and quite ride and a comfortable, well finished cabin. It's the perfect mixture of a dependable, robust pickup truck and a daily driver.

One of the most important things in the pickup truck market is the number of configurations that the truck is available in. With the 2010 Sierra, you can choose from three cabs, three cargo beds, four engines, five suspensions and four interior packages. The GMC Sierra can be custom built to each buyer's specifications. With that kind of customization, the Sierra can be used as a basic work truck for your business, a mid-level daily driver, a dedicated towing truck, or you can even get the luxurious Denali model.

Older versions of the GMC Sierra pickup have been praised for their strong work ethic, but also criticized for their bland, cheap cabins. The Sierra can now stand proud in that area. The cabin is spacious, comfortable, versatile, and ranks among the best in its class. The fit and finish has also improved with the addition of premium interior materials, which include chrome details, wood grain trim, low-gloss plastic, leather-like vinyl, plush cloth, and real leather, all of which contribute to the Sierra's high-quality interior.

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