GMC for Sale in Fresno, CA

This car has met my needs FOR SURE. Great on gas and drives with ease! I love it! Easy to operate and I enjoy the design, It comfortably fits my children and it is very spacious.

With 4 kids and 2 of them being in car seats this vehicle has the room to accommodate our needs at an affordable price. I love it!

I got a great deal on this truck! I wish half ton trucks had a stance more like a 3/4 or 1 ton truck. But this is an amazing truck for the value!

This car is sweet, 32’ tires ko2 with 2’ leveling kit looks mean drives mean, have k&n air filter on it with dual exhausts so it sounds mean!!!!!

I own the 6.2L 1500 Sierra and I love it. Although I only get 12.7mpg, the power makes up for it. I feel as though I could do anything necessary, and if the apocalypse came, it would keep me alive easily! It looks great inside and out, and I don't have to worry about any engine issues.

I’ve had the vehicle for a short while. Thus far it’s smooth sailing except for the Driver’s side seat warmer. We’ll see how much of pain in the patootskie it is to get it rectified but overall I’m happy with the vehicle. I’ve received a lot of compliments on it and am proud of the image it portrays for my General Contracting company.

Fun to drive. Technology is great, but not as intuitive as it could be. Plenty of room and storage. Better gas mileage than my wife’s Toyota.

This car is liable Smoot very nice car I love it I wouldn’t selling but I need money otherwise I would’ve really nice but It’s a good family car

My 2017 GMC Sierra SLT is the best truck I ever owned. The headlights are very bright making it easier to see at night with the automatic highbeams. The Bose radio has excellent sound. I average 20 miles to a gallon in the city. The seats are very comfortable and the back seat in the crew cab has plenty of room for adults. The interior is very quite. The parking sensors and lane guidance system work very well. Yes, I love this truck.

I have only owned my 2016 GMC Terrain Denali v6 for two weeks now but I absolutely love it! It has a comfortable ride and plenty of room for 4 adults. It can hold 5 people, but to get three in the back I'd think they would have to be slimmer adults, or kids, to sit comfortably. The middle console is really deep, up to your elbow deep. I'm tall and with the seat back you have to reach for the door controls. I'm constantly letting down the back window by mistake when I'm trying to let down the driver side window. The remote start and heated seats are wonderful on cold days! There is a slight vibration when turning the wheel from park. I took it to a dealership where they told me this is a known issue with the V6 Terrain (the 4 cylinder doesn't have this issue apparently). Other than that, so far so good! It has back up camera, blind spot monitoring, lane departure warning, collision warning with brake assist and other safety features. My other vehicle is almost 15 years old so it's taking me a while to get used to all this new technology!

I love the styling of the GMC Canyons and always thought if I’d buy a new vehicle it would be it. My car of 10+ years was miraculously totaled by another motorist and I needed something else, so but the bullet and bought something new that I actually wanted. I ended up splurging and going with a Denali model with the V6 and a short box, and after 3000 miles I love the truck. The features it has are great, the power is definitely adequate and the fuel mileage is actually pretty decent. I love the exterior styling ad even like the interior for the truck model being first released as a 2015 model year. The 8 speed transmission shifts smoothly 99% of the time, with the odd little late shift when rolling to stops every once in awhile. The steering is light but not too light, and the seating position can be altered to give just the right driving position. I like the infotainment system, which is quick and has Apple CarPlay, although I’ve seen the 2019s are an update I still like mine. The interior room is certainly not full sized truck territory, but seating for four adults is easy and this truck is significantly easier to drive in traffic and park as opposed to a full sized. I did have to change the wireless phone charger as the 2018s won’t charge iPhones, and I do wish the backup camera was HD like the 2019s. I don’t tow so I can’t speak about that, but I also wish a 2018 high end truck would have factory LED headlights. It has lane keep warning and front collision warning, but it should have blind spot monitoring and park assist as it is a Denali and it was built new in 2018. Overall I love the truck and hope to keep it 10+ years, but it’s too bad they haven’t updated/added some features faster. It looks like the 2020s will probably be an update, but I unfortunately couldn’t wait.

This car meets all of our needs. It has apple car play, Bluetooth, memory on seats, heated seats and heated steering wheel - it’s amazing!

Plenty of leg room in front and back. Drives so nice. Love the get up and go with the v6. Easy to clean leather. Big cargo space in back.

Great truck and a stylish daily driver! Purchased it new and currently have 14,000 miles on it. Use to be a Ford truck guy but I’m not disappointed with the switch. Only two issues with it since new. The outside ambient temperature sensor was not giving correct temperature. Also, the wireless charging pad on the center console never worked. As it turns out, all the 2017’s with this feature didn’t work. GM developed a replacement charging pad but did not cover the replacement under warranty. It cost me $275.00 to have it retrofitted with the new charging pad. It looks identical to the old pad except this one works on my IPhone X and my wife’s Samsung. How can GM sell a feature that doesn’t work in first place and the charge you to have it fixed?? That’s the subject of another conversation.

I've had good experience with GMC trucks. My last one was a 2006 Sierra which was very reliable. When it was totaled in an accident, I was going to replace it with the new model. I tried the Canyon and it was perfect. Slightly smaller, just right for me. Feels like a 1/2 ton truck. Reliability has been good. Only one recall and at 50,000 miles the front timing cover was leaking, but it was covered under the drive train warranty, which is a good thing because book rate for that was 15 hours. I love the styling and features. One thing that bothered me when I bought it was if I wanted the factory GPS nav system, ($500) I would also have to buy the Bose speakers ($500). So $1000 for a nav system was beyond reasonable. I simply use my $200 windshield mount GPS. They need to reconsider that pricing scheme. Grill mount "GMC" logo doesn't fit tight, neither do the door handles. They seem to slide back and forth. Also, the rear fenders flare out and catch a lot of road debris adn bugs because they stick out beyond the side of the truck. Maybe style wise they look nice, but they aren't practical. I like the extra step in the rear bumper, it makes it much easier to access the box. Great idea. Integral box lights would be a nice added feature ad I installed a hard top cover (not cap). Had to mount some battery operated lights. And Ford's tailgate lock (actuated with the door locks) would be a nice addition to the GMC line. Interior storage space is limited. I've got battery cables, tow strap and a few tools stored under the rear seat, but if I have stuff on the seat, accessing what is under the seat becomes a problem. I love the color (Bronze alloy metallic). Mileage is good, usually 24 mpg average town/hwy.

Hands down, there is no other Full size SUV like the GNC Yukon "Denali", not even Cadillac, let alone chevy low end Tahoe and Suburban. GMC IS, PROFESSIONAL GRADE. Real Leather, Real Wood, not plastic and real metal on the dash. Won't find that in Chevy. Looking forward to my next one.

Phenomenal, may not be the Denali but is pretty close with only a few options missing, best vehicle I have owned or driven. Love it!

I originally had a 2015 terrain which was AWD and loved it. After leasing my current 2017 Terrain - which is FWD -I feel the car is tailored for a man. The finger holds on the steering wheel, for example, are sized for a man - my hand just doesn’t grip properly. My next vehicle I would like to find something that rides a little less like a “truck” and the Bluetooth has never worked properly which was used by Gavin as a selling point.

This is a nice truck except for a few problems 1. The paint is cheap and scratches fairly easily for the price of the truck. 2. No rear heat or a/c in crew cab 3. The worst costumer service ever. (Let me explain) I took my truck to two different dealerships for the same problem multiple times for the drivers assist warning. They replaced the sensors under the seat at least twice and now saying they need to be replaced again @ $658. I keep asking why the problem is always intermittent with no answer. I suggested they check for a short, but was looked at like I was stupid I am over my warranty by a little over 600 miles and GM says they won't help me. You be the judges

It’s the Perfect truck. Love the touch screen and technology. Heated and cooled seats. Dependable. Stylish. I’d recommend one to anyone looking for a great truck!