2024 GMC Canyon at4 X AEV Edition Review: Turbo Power & Off-Road Upgrades
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Today, on Saabkyle04, we're delving into the 2024 GMC Canyon at4 X AEV edition - a truck that's not just big, but bold. This third-generation Canyon stands out with its aggressive styling and enhanced interior, setting it apart from its Chevrolet Colorado cousin. The new Canyon boasts a turbocharged four-cylinder engine, offering more power and off-road capabilities than its predecessors. With a factory lift and wide track, this beast commands attention on and off the road.
GMC has revamped the Canyon's frame, making it taller, wider, and longer for improved performance. The AEV edition takes things up a notch with a $10,100 package that elevates its off-road prowess. From heavy-duty bumpers to skid plates, this truck means business when it comes to tackling rough terrain. The AEV edition's beadlock wheels and 35-inch mud terrain tires ensure maximum traction and durability in the great outdoors.
When it comes to driving dynamics, the Canyon impresses with minimal body roll and excellent stability. The turbocharged engine delivers a robust performance, propelling the truck from 0 to 60 mph in just 6.8 seconds. With a range of drive modes, including terrain and off-road settings, the Canyon adapts to various driving conditions with ease. Whether you're hauling heavy loads or conquering rocky trails, the 2024 GMC Canyon at4 X AEV edition is a formidable contender in the pickup truck arena.
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Truck has Alexa on the center stack screen
Front pedestrian braking system is impressive
AEV version of the truck may be overkill in terms of cost
Some users appreciate the ruggedness and capability of the truck
Concerns about putting light controls and other vehicle functions into new systems
Interest in seeing an AT4X AEV Yukon and Yukon XL
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