2023 GMC Canyon AT4x First Offroad Test

We were able to experience the new GMC Canyon AT4x First Edition offroad on the GM proving grounds in Yuma.
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[@morningdrums]

hope they do more off road test. This looks amazing. I hope they can get the mpg and range going more upward. It would be nice get this more off road but if the mpg is way to low then that wouldn't help

[@JeffTScott]

Looks like a great warrantied platform. Eager to hear mpg, gear ratios, axles, and of course price.

[@themagician7734]

$63k for the Edition 1. I'm guessing the base AT4X, when accessorized will approach that as well (if you can add the winch, under-body cameras, beadlock wheels, etc.)

[@ImOldGregg]

Looks like a winner/new baseline in the segment

[@raulsanchez4493]

Is the crazy looking wrap to avoid it being photographed? Neat little truck

[@EvergreenOverland]

Wow I’m Intrigued for sure

[@mclanesnow9304]

Any idea about fuel tank range? What do you think about only having 1200# payload is might be a real winner at 1600#

[@nisalsarada1607]

still got leaf springs in the back

[@muchogracious1557]

Yea, but can you pass it down to your grandson in 20 yrs like the ones from Japan?

[@dubprocesslbc]

By "The ones from Japan" you mean the Tacomas/Tundras built in San Antonia TX?

[@muchogracious1557]

@@dubprocesslbc Yep. Those.

[@lseagles1440]

There are more old gm’s on the road than old toyotas

[@muchogracious1557]

@@lseagles1440 I seriously doubt that.

[@hewster1]

​@Mucho Gracious you clearly haven't looked around then. Toyota vehicles can have issues too. My buddies tundra just had a piston blow at 90k. I haven't seen a modern vehicle that didn't generally last 150k, and that's all that is needed.