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If you want to drive the latest edition of a GMC truck, SUV, or van, leasing could be your best option. Read on to learn all the leasing benefits to be enjoyed at your local GMC dealership. Save Money Upfront On the day of drive-off, you save a lot when you lease. With a traditional loan, you're facing a sizable down payment of up to twenty percent of the truck's full value. With a lease, your initial costs are usually a fraction of that, making it a far more affordable way to start driving a new GMC. Reduce Your Monthly Costs Your monthly cashflow may also hugely benefit with a lease arrangement. As the total value of the lease is only the amount by which the vehicle depreciates during the lease term, your monthly costs are going to be far lower than with a normal loan. Cheaper Vehicle Maintenance As you're leasing a new vehicle, it will usually be covered by a robust warranty that pays for routine maintenance. This can amount to another significant reduction in costs over the year. And if you continually lease your truck (or trucks), you'll always be protected by a warranty. Afford a Larger, Better Truck If the perfect GMC vehicle is currently out of your price range, leasing may enable you to reach it. Many drivers and businesses use leasing to afford higher-end vehicles that can carry out hauling and towing tasks even more effectively, all without breaking the bank. Enjoy the Latest Features GMC is consistently at the cutting edge of tech when it comes to trucks, SUVs, and vans. As leasing allows you continual access to brand-new editions, you can always enjoy the very latest features and driver assist technology. Return the Vehicle Easily Once the lease term ends, returning the vehicle is far easier with leasing. Rather than trying to find a buyer, you simply take your leased vehicle back to the dealership and that's that. And in many cases, if you'd rather keep the truck, you have the option to buy at the end of the lease if you decide that's the best course of action. Find Out Your Personal Leasing Benefits at Your GMC Dealership We'd be happy to talk you through your leasing options and compare leasing in more detail to buying. Once you realize the financial and flexibility benefits, you're likely to become a big fan of leasing, as so many other truck, SUV, and van drivers are. Get behind the wheel of your dream GMC today at Marquardt of Barrington GMC in Barrington, IL. We've been providing the region's drivers with terrific vehicles and deals since 1950.

Your car's ignition coil is a vital piece of your engine, working to convert your battery's power into the voltage needed to create an electric spark. When it isn't working properly, it can affect your car's performance. Here are some signs you need to get it checked out at the GMC dealer. 1. Engine Misfires One of the most common signs that something is wrong with your ignition is engine misfiring. This can feel like a stutter or hesitation when you attempt to accelerate or an overall rough and irregular engine rhythm when idling. Misfires happen when there isn't enough voltage going to the spark plugs to ignite the air/fuel mixture properly. 2. Sudden Loss of Power Does your car feel weaker than usual? If you have a faulty coil, your vehicle can feel like it's struggling to maintain power, especially when accelerating. This may be particularly obvious under heavy loads or while climbing hills. 3. Poor Fuel Economy Poor performance from your ignition can cause your vehicle's fuel efficiency to decrease noticeably. This is because the incomplete combustion caused by faulty coils requires your engine to burn more fuel to produce the same amount of power. Keep an eye on your fuel consumption. If you're making more trips to the fuel pump despite your driving habits staying the same, it could point to a problem with your coils. 4. Difficulty Starting Another indication of a potential coil issue is having difficulty starting the vehicle. A failing coil may struggle to generate the necessary voltage for an initial spark, making the engine take longer to start or requiring several attempts to get going. 5. Check Engine Light The check engine light can activate for numerous reasons, but one common cause is issues with the ignition system, including the coils. Modern vehicles are equipped with an onboard diagnostic system that triggers the check engine light when it detects irregularities in the ignition process. Using a diagnostic scan tool can confirm whether the problem is related to the ignition. 6. Engine Backfiring Have you heard loud popping noises from your car? It could be backfiring. Backfiring happens when unburned fuel exits the engine into the exhaust system, where it ignites. Faulty coils can cause backfires by failing to ignite the fuel at the right time, leading to fuel buildup in the exhaust system. 7. Rough Idling If there's a problem with your coils, your engine may idle unevenly, producing a rough or jittery idle as the engine misses regular power strokes. This uneven performance can be particularly noticeable when you are stopped at a traffic light or when the engine is first started. Visit Your GMC Dealer to Check Your Coils If you suspect the coils in your ignition are faulty, you should visit your local dealership for a thorough inspection. Our certified technicians can accurately diagnose those issues and provide any needed replacements. Having trouble with your ignition? Don't wait. Visit Marquardt of Barrington GMC in Barrington, IL, to get your ignition inspected right away.

The 2025 GMC Acadia holds its own in the highly competitive mid-size SUV segment, boasting an opulent feature-packed cabin, head-turning looks, and adult-friendly seating in all three rows. It also handles well for its size and delivers a smooth ride. Let's dive deeper into the incredible features this luxury SUV has to offer. 1. Comfort and Convenience The spacious and well-designed interior of the 2025 Acadia is ready to comfort you and store everything you need for your commutes and road trips. You'll get 23 cubic feet behind the third row, 57.3 cubic feet behind the second row, and a whopping 97.5 cubic feet with both rear seats folded. Heated driver and front passenger seats help provide warmth during cold months, and the tri-zone automatic climate control keeps all passengers comfortable with individualized climate settings. A 15-inch GMC infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration ensures seamless smartphone connectivity. An 11-inch diagonal driver information center provides key information about your car, including speed, fuel range, and warning messages. Owners will also love the active noise cancellation technology that helps leave outside noise where it belongs. 2. Power and Performance Under the hood of every new Acadia, you'll find an energetic and efficient 2.5-liter inline-four powertrain that yields up to 328 horsepower, paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission. Four-wheel antilock disc brakes prevent the wheels from locking up during braking, enhancing control and reducing skidding. Automatic stop-start technology shuts off your engine when the vehicle is stationary and restarts it when you release the brake pedal, helping to improve fuel efficiency. The fully independent suspension is tuned to ensure smooth rides and optimum handling. There's also the heavy-duty cooling system that helps the engine dissipate heat to avoid temporary overheating during adverse operating conditions. 3. Driver-Aid Systems The new Acadia comes equipped with a myriad of sophisticated driver-assist features to improve your safety and confidence on the road. Enhanced automatic emergency braking, forward collision alert, and blind zone steering assist are some of the features that work hard to prevent collisions. The HD surround vision ensures drivers are aware of everything happening around their vehicle, and the hitch view shows a close-up view of the trailer hitch. Lane keep assist and lane departure warning are also standard, as are rear cross-traffic braking, safety alert seat, and traffic sign recognition. With a maximum trailering capability of up to 5,000 pounds, the new Acadia is ready for all your family adventures. The traction control select system allows drivers to switch from up to six drive modes to tailor their ride to differing conditions. Swing by Marquardt of Barrington GMC in Barrington, IL, to schedule a test drive and explore our favorable auto financing options.

Regular maintenance ensures your vehicle always provides peak performance. As your GMC dealership, we'd like you to know some signs you need to visit for vehicle maintenance. Check Engine Light Your GMC contains numerous sensors, each of which is connected to an important component. The sensors receive instructions from the computer and transmit information back to it. They also inform the computer of any problem with their connected component. If something goes wrong and the computer can't correct the issue, it logs the problem with an error code and illuminates the relevant warning light on your dash. The check engine light illuminates in response to any issue affecting engine performance. It also lights up if something goes wrong with the transmission, as the engine and transmission work together to move your vehicle. A blinking engine light highlights an issue like misfiring, while a solid engine light means a major engine problem. Our technicians will investigate and repair the problem. Gas Smell You should never smell gas around your vehicle except possibly briefly if you've you just visited the gas station. The fuel system is sealed for safety and to prevent air from entering and forming air bubbles that could block the system. Air would also reduce the system pressure, leading to reduced performance. If you smell gas, it's time to visit our service department ASAP so we can find the problem. Damage to the exhaust manifold, the section of the exhaust that connects to the cylinder exhaust vents, will cause fuel vapor to leak and enter your cabin. A loose or damaged fuel cap or a fuel-rich engine will also produce a strong fuel smell. All these issues will also reduce vehicle performance. We'll find the cause of the problem, and the fuel smell will disappear as soon as we fix it. Rattling Noises Strange rattling noises under your vehicle mean something is loose. Two possible sources of this noise are a broken exhaust hanger or a severely damaged catalytic converter. The exhaust system is held in position by hangers. In time, rust or other damage can cause a hanger to break. This allows the affected exhaust section to move slightly, and it will bang against the underside of your vehicle until we replace the hanger. The catalytic converter changes dangerous engine gases into harmless ones using intense heat, crushing pressure, and chemical reactions. A worn converter can overheat, and excessive temperatures can cause the honeycomb interior to crack. Cracks will spread, and parts of the honeycomb will break off and rattle inside the converter. We can't repair this damage, but we'll replace the converter. When you need maintenance, contact the experts at Marquardt of Barrington GMC in Barrington, IL.

The 2025 GMC Sierra 1500 is sturdy and powerful, and it looks very cool. Its stylish, sleek good looks belie its awesome abilities as a work truck. We want to tell you more about some of its many features. Four Engine Options The Sierra 1500 offers four different engines, two transmission options, and RWD or AWD. With so many choices, it's easier than ever to pick the right combination that works best for you. All four engine choices use either an eight-speed or ten-speed automatic transmission. The standard engine is a 2.7L 4-cyl that produces 310 hp and 420 lb-ft of torque. Next in size is the 3.0L 6-cyl Turbo Diesel that supplies 305 hp and 495 lb-ft of torque. If you need more engine power to tackle the toughest jobs, the available 5.3L V8 Gasoline engine pushes out 355 hp and 385 lb-ft of torque. Finally, the 6.2L V8 supplies 420 hp and 460 lb-ft of torque. In addition, this engine is capable of Dynamic Fuel Management. This system makes calculations every 80 seconds, allowing you to increase or reduce the number of cylinders used and save fuel when not carrying or towing heavy loads. Carrying and Towing Capacity Carrying capacity varies depending on your bed and cabin selections. You can choose from single cab, double cab, or crew cab, and bed lengths from 5.8 to 8.2 feet length. If you want your truck to specialize in carrying cargo, it can move up to 2,530 pounds in the bed. Towing capacity also varies based on your engine choice, varying from 9,500 pounds with the 2.7L engine to 13,200 pounds with the 6.2L. The Trailering Package is standard or available, depending on your trim choice. It includes a hitch platform and trailer hitch, a 2" receiver hitch with 4 and 7-pin connectors, a 7-wire electrical harness, and a 7-pin sealed connector to connect the trailer brakes and lights to your Sierra. GMC Pro Safety Pro Safety is a suite of advanced driver assistance and safety features that protect you on the road. Accidents can happen anywhere, and it's often impossible for a driver to spot all potentially dangerous situations. These systems use sonar, cameras, and radar to identify vehicles, pedestrians, or animals. The systems provide visual and audio alerts to draw your attention to dangerous situations so you can respond and avoid them. Depending on the system, it can also actively intervene to protect you, for example, by applying emergency braking to stop your truck. Contact us at Marquardt of Barrington GMC in Barrington, IL, to test drive the Sierra 1500 today.

The GMC Terrain is considered a leader in the compact SUV market thanks to its innovative features, impressive power for its class, and incredible dependability. That's why the redesigned 2025 GMC Terrain has become an exciting fixture in the GMC lineup this year. Impressive Performance One standout feature of the Terrain is its performance. It comes with a 1.5-liter Turbo Dual Overhead Cam 4-cylinder with Variable Valve Timing that churns out 175 horsepower and 184 foot-pounds of torque in the FWD configuration. There's also an AWD version of the Terrain that generates even more practical torque from the powerplant, producing 203 foot-pounds of torque and increasing trailering capacity to 1,500 pounds. The FWD version is paired with a Continuous Variable Transmission offering smooth performance while maintaining the perfect gear ratios throughout the driving experience. The AWD Terrain has a standard 8-speed automatic transmission, which makes it a true force when the Terrain leaves the pavement in search of off-road adventure. The Terrain's driving modes further enhance those capabilities by tailoring performance to match the driving conditions. Superior Safety Features Though the Terrain is a lot of fun to drive, its exemplary safety features make it one of the safest cars available in its class, as well. It has a full array of airbags as a standard feature, including front airbags, frontal and seat-mounted side-impact driver and passenger airbags, front and rear head curtain airbags, and an outboard Passenger Sensing System for the front passenger airbag. The Terrain's safety features don't just protect you during a wreck. They are designed to help drivers avoid collisions altogether. Those advanced collision avoidance features include a Blind Zone Steering Assist, Enhanced Automatic Emergency braking, a Following Distance Indicator, a Forward Collision Alert, Front Pedestrian and Bicycle Braking, an HD Rear Vision Camera, Rear Emergency Braking, and Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking. Loaded With Advanced Amenities Modern automobiles are wonders of technological engineering, and the Terrain's long list of amenities reinforces GMC's focus on enhancing the driving experience. One impressive feature drivers love about the Terrain is its massive 15-inch GMC Premium Infotainment System with built-in Google integration. The Terrain also has an 11-inch color digital Driver Information Center to provide drivers with up-to-the-minute data. Other infotainment and driver assistance features found in the GMC Terrain include a 6-speaker sound system, Adaptive Cruise Control, Remote Start, heated driver and passenger front seats, a heated steering wheel, Keyless Open and Start, Occupant Presence Detection, the Safety Seat Alert System, multiple USB ports, and Wi-Fi hotspot capabilities. If you're in the market for a compact SUV with all the style and features found in larger models, the GMC Terrain may be the perfect option for your lifestyle. Stop by Marquardt of Barrington GMC in Barrington, IL to fully explore the Terrain's features today!

The 2025 GMC HUMMER EV Pickup is a boldly untamed truck ready to conquer the trail. Read on for a closer look at its incredible all-electric driving range, innovative off-roading capabilities, and modern cabin. A Refined Driver's Space Stay aware of your electric vehicle's performance information with a customizable 12.3-inch diagonal color gauge display. The heated steering wheel pairs with heated and ventilated front bucket seats for plenty of comfort. The front-row seats come with 12-way power adjusters. Fortunately, these settings will be saved to your key fob with the driver memory seat feature. Remote start preconditions your pickup before you use keyless open and start to get inside and get going. Driving in reverse comes with enhanced visibility thanks to the rear camera mirror. The mirror lets you adjust the brightness, vertical tilt, and zoom for the best unobstructed view behind the vehicle. An Electrified Powerhouse Dual motors come standard, with an option to upgrade to three electric motors with the 3X trim. The highly efficient standard setup delivers 570 horsepower and 7,400 lb.-ft. of torque. This incredible power can keep going for up to 318 miles between charges. Luckily, DC fast charging capability makes it easy to find public charging stations for a quick recharge. The all-wheel-drive system offers responsive handling that can be optimized using the HUMMER EV Pickup's five well-tuned driving modes. Modes like Off-Road and Terrain have given the HUMMER EV Pickup a strong reputation with off-roading enthusiasts. Performance enthusiasts love the available Watts to Freedom mode. This feature gives the truck a launch time of approximately 3.0 seconds. A Titan on Any Terrain The HUMMER EV Pickup is perfect for navigating tight trail conditions. CrabWalk mode allows drivers to use four-wheel steering at low speeds. This gives the truck the flexibility to move diagonally by turning the rear wheels at the same time as the front wheels. When the terrain gets jagged, the available forward and rearward-facing underbody cameras provide the visibility drivers need to make informed decisions. The washers and lens protectors keep the view clear. Another fun highlight is the Off-Road Readiness package. This suite adds peace of mind with features like a spare tire jack and tool kit, an off-road recovery kit, and an 18-inch spare tire. A bed-mounted vertical spare tire carrier offers a convenient place to keep your spare at the ready. A Gorgeous View Opaque sky panels give the truck's five passengers a beautiful view of the terrain you came out to explore. These panels are removable. You'll have four storage bags for keeping them safe when they're not in use. Innovative details, groundbreaking performance, and modern comforts set this eco-friendly powerhouse apart. Contact Marquardt of Barrington GMC in Barrington, IL to experience the HUMMER EV Pickup's motivated performance during a test drive.

GMC offers the most powerful pickup trucks, with the Sierra 2500 and 3500 outselling their competition left and right. Check out our 2025 GMC Sierra HD lineup guide and find out why these pickups are such a popular work truck. Performance Sierra HD pickups come with a standard 6.6L V8 gas engine that yields 401 horsepower at 5200 rpm and 464 lb.-ft. of torque at 4000 rpm. For increased power, there's an available 6.6L Duramax Turbo-Diesel V8 engine that generates 470 horsepower at 2800 rpm and 975 lb.-ft. of torque at 1600 rpm. The Sierra 2500 and 3500 both have an Allison 10-speed automatic transmission that's electronically controlled with overdrive for smooth shifting. This transmission has Tow/Haul mode for better control when towing heavy loads, and auto-grade braking to slow the vehicle on downhill grades. Towing The Sierra 2500 and 3500 are excellent choices for drivers with heavy-duty towing needs, especially with the 6.6L Duramax Turbo-Diesel engine. This engine offers a maximum towing capacity of 21,870 pounds on the 2500 and 36,000 pounds on the 3500. Both models also come with a complete GMC Trailering Package that includes a trailer hitch, a 7-wire electrical harness, 4-pin and 7-pin connectors, a trailering hitch platform, a 2.5-inch receiver hitch, and Hitch Guidance. Hitch Guidance gives you an in-cabin digital view of your trailer and hitch, helping you attach the two with precision. Exterior GMC Sierra pickups have several innovative exterior features that improve every workday, such as the CornerStep rear bumper, cargo tie-downs, and cab-mounted cargo lamps. The 2500 has standard 17-inch all-season tires, while the 3500 comes with 18-inch all-terrain tires. Seating Sierra HD pickups come with two full bench seats in their cabin, including a 40/20/40 split front bench with an under-seat storage compartment. The rear bench is a 60/40 split with seat bottoms that can be folded up on either side to create more cargo space. There are available front bucket seats for higher Sierra trims, like the AT4 and Denali. Connectivity Inside a 2025 Sierra HD pickup, you'll find a 7-inch GMC Infotainment system with wireless smartphone integration, AM/FM radio, and Bluetooth audio streaming. Using Bluetooth technology, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto sync your phone to the truck for a personalized experience that includes hands-free phone calls and texting your contacts. Safety The Sierra HD Pro Safety package offers increased peace of mind when riding in the 2500 or 3500. This package includes Lane Departure Warning, Forward Collision Alert, Front Pedestrian Braking, Buckle to Drive, Automatic Emergency Braking, and more. Other safety features in the Sierra lineup include StabiliTrak electronic stability control, Teen Driver, and Rear Seat Reminder. Visit Marquardt of Barrington GMC in Barrington, IL, to see the 2025 Sierra lineup!

The 2025 GMC Hummer EV SUV proves that the future of off-road vehicles is electric powertrains with high-capacity batteries, not gas-guzzling V8s. With power and torque to overcome any obstacle and driving range to keep going, the electric SUV is well-equipped to accompany you on your next weekend adventure. Monstrous Torque Output A powerhouse from the get-go, the Hummer EV 2X SUV produces 570 hp and 7,400 lb-ft of torque with its two electric motors. The monstrous amounts of near-instant electric torque make the SUV more maneuverable at low speeds, helping it crawl over rocks and navigate tight spaces. The more powerful EV 3X houses three electric motors, churning out a best-in-class 830 hp and 11,500 lb-ft of torque. With the Hummer EV's exclusive electric launch control system, Watts to Freedom, the torque titan sprints from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.5 seconds. Reliable Driving Range There are no charging stations in the wilderness, which is why the Hummer EV SUV comes with GM's capacious 20-module battery. When fully charged, the EV 2X offers 315 miles of driving range, while the EV 3X follows closely behind with 312 miles of range. You can plug the SUV into a home GM PowerUp, or any Level 1, Level 2, or Level 3 charger to recharge the battery while you are off the trail. Armored Underbody The SUV's belly pan is covered in thick steel plates, with shields protecting the drive unit and battery, so that you can off-road with confidence. With the Extreme Off-Road package, the SUV turns into a fortress with full underbody armor, skid plates, and rocker protectors. The package also includes heavily armored electronically locking front and rear differentials and heavy-duty ball spline half shafts that reduce feedback forces. Soaring Ground Clearance You can confidently drive through water 28 inches deep, thanks to the Hummer EV SUV's 12-inch ground clearance. Additionally, the 44.3-degree approach angle and 43.3-degree departure angle allow the SUV to climb rock walls that are 18 inches high. 35-inch Wrangler Territory AT tires, 22-inch wheels, and Air Ride Adaptive Suspension with 13 inches of suspension travel are standard, enabling the SUV to scale large boulders without scraping its underbody Innovative Off-Road Technology The Hummer EV SUV comes equipped with CrabWalk and Extract Mode to help you navigate tight spots on the trail. CrabWalk activates rear-axle steering so that the SUV can move diagonally. Meanwhile, engaging Extract Mode raises the ride height by 6 inches, enabling the SUV to plow through deep mud or ford water 32 inches deep. If you are looking for an electric SUV with the ability to traverse any terrain, you can never go wrong with the GMC Hummer EV SUV's powerful propulsion system, armored underbody, and off-roading technology. Contact us at Marquardt of Barrington GMC in Barrington, IL to make the SUV yours today.

Barrington drivers shopping for an electric truck will find two excellent options at the local GMC dealership: the 2025 GMC HUMMER EV Pickup and the 2025 GMC Sierra EV. One is more affordable and offers a reliable driving range for long-haul trucking, while the other is packed with torque and technology for extreme off-roading. Horsepower and Torque While both electric trucks have impressive power outputs, the HUMMER EV Pickup takes the lead with its dual-motor setup, producing 570 hp and 7,400 lb-ft of torque in its base configuration. The HUMMER EV 3X Pickup takes things a step further with its tri-motor setup, zapping a best-in-class 1,000 hp and 11,500 lb-ft of torque. For comparison, the more affordable Sierra EV's two electric motors produce a maximum of 760 hp and 785 lb-ft of torque when properly equipped. Acceleration and Towing Capacity The torque-rich HUMMER EV Pickup dominates in acceleration and max trailering capacity. With its exclusive electric launch control system, Watts to Freedom, the EV 3X sprints from 0 to 60 mph in just 3 seconds. Meanwhile, the entry-level EV 2X offers the best towing capacity, which reaches a staggering 12,000 lbs. However, this doesn't mean that the Sierra EV is lacking in the performance department. The electric pickup truck sprints from 0 to 60 mph in under 4.5 seconds with Max Power Mode and tows an impressive 10,500 lbs. Off-Roading Capabilities If you are looking for a capable off-roader, your options don't get better than the HUMMER EV Pickup. The behemoth electric truck features a soaring ground clearance of 11.9 inches, skid plates and shields protecting the underbody, and 22-inch wheels wrapped in 35-inch Outer Diameter Goodyear tires. Standard off-roading technology includes Extract Mode, which increases ground clearance by 4 inches, and CrabWalk, which turns the rear wheels parallel to the front ones. Only second to the HUMMER EV Pickup, the Sierra EV also comes with a number of off-roading technologies. Its Air Ride Adaptive Suspension allows you to increase ground clearance on demand, and engaging 4-Wheel Steer decreases the turn radius for tighter maneuvers. The truck also features CrabWalk, similar to the HUMMER EV Pickup. Driving Range The Sierra EV drives much further than most electric trucks in the market, even in its base configuration. The standard battery offers a reliable 390 miles of driving range, while the available Max Range Battery boosts this to an outstanding 460 miles. For comparison, the HUMMER EV Pickup drives up to 367 miles at the EV 3X trim level. This makes the Sierra EV the ideal choice for long-haul trucking, which often involves driving hundreds of miles on highways. Looking for an electric pickup truck? Get a closer look at the off-road-ready HUMMER EV Pickup and the work-oriented and more affordable Sierra EV by visiting us at Marquardt of Barrington GMC in Barrington, IL.

The 2025 GMC Canyon gives you exceptional comfort and capability. Explore the features and benefits of this impressive midsize pickup, which pairs a four-door, five-passenger cab with a 5'2" bed. Utility and Performance The Canyon sports a 310-horsepower turbo-four with an eight-speed automatic transmission that includes manual paddle shifting capabilities. You can select rear-wheel or four-wheel drive. This powertrain provides 430 pound-feet of torque. Towing capacity maxes out at a class-leading 7,700 pounds. You'll have nearly 42 cubic feet of room in the truck bed, with a maximum payload of about 1,650 pounds. Standard folding rear seats create additional storage space inside the cab. Hit the trails with the AT4X trim. This Canyon model comes with mud-terrain tires, hill descent control, rocker protectors, LED fog lights, off-road suspension with a 3-inch lift, and full-locking front and rear differentials. You can also add the AEV option package to incorporate steel front and rear bumpers with recovery hooks and steel underbody skid plates. The 2025 Canyon is offered with either 18-inch or 20-inch alloy wheels. Infotainment Tech The Canyon features a standard 11.3-inch screen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and Wi-Fi hotspot. The base trim has a six-speaker stereo with satellite radio, voice recognition commands, three USB ports, and an 8-inch digital instrument cluster. A Bose stereo system with seven speakers, wireless device charging, extra USB ports, and an 11-inch instrument cluster are also available. Power up your truck with available household-style outlets in the center console and truck bed. A ​spray-in bedliner is also available. Driver Assistance Equipment You'll have high-tech standard safety systems in the Canyon, which include pre-collision and post-collision safety systems, stability control, lane departure warning, blind spot monitoring, and a backup camera with integrated trailer views. Higher trims expand the truck's driver assistance package with adaptive cruise control, a 360-degree camera, rear parking sensors, rear cross-traffic alert, blind spot warning and intervention, an integrated trailer brake controller, and rear pedestrian alert. You can also add a 6.3-inch head-up display. Interior Amenities Each Canyon trim incorporates comfort features like standard automatic climate control and keyless entry. You'll also have standard cruise control and push-button start. You can enhance the cabin with synthetic or genuine leather upholstery in place of cloth as well as heated and ventilated power-adjustable front seats. An optional sunroof and dual-zone automatic climate control are also available. Protect the interior by adding accessories such as all-weather floor mats. The Canyon lineup adds three new exterior hues for 2025, and you can choose from four well-equipped trims. Visit Marquardt of Barrington GMC in Barrington, IL to test drive this rugged midsize pickup today.