Trucking companies and owner-operators have long been on a relentless quest to save money. If they can stretch that dollar just a little further, it can mean bringing a little more money. One of the ...

Just like Chevrolet, GMC has been offering light-duty trucks since the 1930s. It makes sense since most of the brand's products have always been rebadged and slightly revised (now also ...

For much of GMC's history, the brand has shared engineering with the trucks of Chevrolet. GMC trucks stand out as a "Professional Grade" marque. The workhorse for the GMC brand has been the Sierra ...

It's unclear how many NAPCO-equipped GMC trucks survived, but you'd be hard-pressed to find one at your local classic car show.

If you've ever turned a wrench on a truck project, you know what it's like to have visions of the finished product racing through your mind. You may be starting with a pile of rusted old parts or a ...

From 1939 to 1959, GMC built a series of medium-duty trucks called cab-over-engine, or COE. Exactly as the name suggests, the cab was located above the engine, as opposed to the modern cab behind the ...

General Motors is known for its legendary cross-plane V8 engines, but that doesn’t mean that’s the only thing it’s good at. The brand has made some legendary V6 engines over the years, with some of ...