Gilroy Auto

GMC has broadened the Canyon lineup for 2006. The ZQ8 Sport suspension, previously a Chevrolet exclusive, is now available on the Canyon. And there's a new leather-and-luxury flagship called SLT. At the same time, last year's deluxe SLE trim has been split into three sub-levels.

A 2.8-liter four-cylinder engine rated 175 horsepower comes standard in most models; a 3.5-liter five-cylinder rated 220 horsepower is optional ($1,000) on most Canyons and standard on some upper-level models. A five-speed manual transmission is standard with either engine, with a four-speed automatic ($1,095) optional. Regular Cab, Extended Cab, and Crew Cab configurations are available; although Crew Cabs are offered only with SLE or SLT trim.

The most basic models are the W/T (work-truck) models, offered as a Regular Cab 2WD ($15,330) and Extended Cab 2WD ($17,705), plus new Regular Cab 4WD ($19,126) and Extended Cab 4WD ($21,475) work trucks.

To check out the latest cars from the Pontiac Buick GMC line-up, contact your fav Buick Dealer in Gilroy, CA.

Of the many concept cars that Buick would build over the years, starting with the 1938 Y-Job, the 1951 LeSabre was probably the most significant.

It heralded the end of the so-called "teardrop" shaped fastback cars of the '40s and early '50s, exemplified by GM's "Torpedo" backs, and post-war Hudsons and Nashes.

With the bold and daring LeSabre, Harley Earl (General Motors’ auto stylist) set a direction in automobile styling that would endure into the 1960s.

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