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Shopping our vast selection of cars for sale puts you in the perfect position to enjoy the latest SUVs from Chevrolet and GMC. As world-renowned automakers that have shaped the global landscape for over a century, Chevrolet and GMC offer an exceptional lineup of SUVs that cater to every need. So, what are your options in 2025? We thought you’d never ask. more Chevy Trax and Trailblazer: Subcompact Road Warriors Chevrolet offers a more diverse lineup of SUVs, starting with the subcompact Trax and Trailblazer. The Trax is the gateway into the lineup and is one of the most affordable options in its class, thanks to a modest starting price of $20,500. Chevrolet’s smallest SUV packs a mighty punch with its feature-rich packaging offering wireless smartphone integration and the Chevy Safety Assist suite on every trim. So, how does the 2025 Trailblazer differ? The 2025 Trailblazer has a higher starting price of $23,100 and offers a second powertrain option, making the SUV more responsive than its sibling. The standard 1.2L EcoTec turbocharged inline-three produces 137 hp and 162 lb-ft of torque, but the Trailblazer’s beefier 1.3L inline-three delivers 155 horses and 174 lb-ft of torque for more responsiveness. The Trailblazer also provides all-season confidence with optional all-wheel drive and rolls off Chevrolet’s production line with a larger digital landscape, thanks to its standard 11-inch center touchscreen. Chevy Equinox and GMC Terrain: Compact Siblings GMC’s SUV lineup starts with the Terrain, which shares many similarities with its Chevy sibling—the best-selling Equinox. The Equinox is Chevrolet’s second best-selling model behind the Silverado, garnering widespread acclaim for its engaging performance, value-rich packaging, and diverse trim lineup. The 2025 Equinox lives up to those expectations, with a three-trim lineup that stretches from the entry-level LT at $28,600 to the mid-tier RS and rugged ACTIV. Alternatively, GMC streamlines the Terrain’s lineup to the Elevation, which starts at $30,000 in 2025. The Equinox and Terrain share the same turbocharged 1.5L inline-four that makes 175 hp. However, the Equinox offers a broader range of torque thanks to two transmission options. The standard continuously variable transmission yields a lower output of 184 lb-ft, while the smooth-shifting eight-speed automatic pushes that output to 203 lb-ft. GMC only offers the Terrain Elevation with the eight-speed automatic. As compact SUVs, the Equinox and Terrain offer comparable capacities, with their two-row designs providing ample room for passengers and cargo. The 2025 Terrain offers more opulence, a characteristic ingrained in the GMC brand, with its expansive digital landscape and premium interior design elements. For example, the 2025 Equinox has an 11.3-inch center touchscreen that’s easily outshined by the Terrain’s 15-inch center display. The newly redesigned Terrain also offers enhanced safety and driver-assist technologies, including Side Bicyclist Alert, Rear Cross Traffic Braking, and Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking. Chevy Equinox EV: Affordable Electrification Chevrolet gives the Equinox an advantage over its GMC sibling by electrifying its heartbeat. The 2025 Equinox EV takes the Equinox’s best-selling features and adds an 85 kWh battery with a single-motor or dual-motor electric powertrain. Depending on the configuration, the Equinox EV produces up to 300 hp and 355 lb-ft of instant torque for an impressive experience behind the wheel. With a 17.7-inch center touchscreen, a 319-mile driving range, and a starting price of $33,600, the 2025 Equinox EV earns its place in the spotlight as a segment leader. Chevy Blazer and Blazer EV: Midsize Marvels The Blazer is the only midsize SUV in either lineup, and Chevrolet heightens its appeal by offering it with a potent gas engine or an all-electric heartbeat. The gas-powered Blazer starts at $35,600 in 2025 and boasts a two-engine lineup, beginning with the 2.0L turbocharged inline-four that makes 228 hp and 258 lb-ft of torque. The more potent 3.6L V6 delivers 308 horses and 270 lb-ft of torque, but that’s quickly overshadowed by the capability that lurks within the Blazer EV. The 2025 Blazer EV fulfills its promise of exceptional performance by offering drivers a choice of batteries and motor configurations, with an 85 kWh or 102 kWh battery with front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, and all-wheel drive options. The Blazer EV SS provides the most excitement, courtesy of a 102 kWh battery and dual motors that make 615 horses and 650 lb-ft of instant torque. Of course, those looking for something more modest will thoroughly enjoy the three other available powertrain configurations. Beyond its on-demand power delivery, the 2025 Blazer EV also outshines its gas-powered rival in terms of features. The 2025 Blazer has a 10.2-inch center touchscreen, but the 2025 Blazer EV is far more tech-savvy with its 17.7-inch display. However, the Blazer EV’s aerodynamic design compromises its cabin dimensions, making the Blazer slightly more spacious with a total cargo capacity of 64.2 cu.ft. compared to the Blazer EV’s total volume of 59.1 cu.ft. Chevy Traverse and GMC Acadia: Three Rows of Value Climbing the respective lineups, Chevrolet and GMC offer two exceptional options for drivers who need the spaciousness of a three-row SUV. The 2025 Chevy Traverse and 2025 GMC Acadia are sibling models, with the Chevrolet being more affordable at $40,700 and the more luxurious Acadia starting at $42,900. As expected, the SUVs share many similarities, from their powertrains to their capacities. The Traverse and Acadia don’t handle like most three-row SUVs, thanks to a 2.5L turbocharged inline-four under their hoods. Paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission, this engine produces 328 hp and 326 lb-ft of torque for a maximum towing capacity of 5,000 lbs and an EPA-estimated fuel economy of 23 MPG combined on front-wheel drive models. So, how do the models differ? The 2025 Traverse gains an advantage over its GMC sibling because of its larger, 17.7-inch center touchscreen compared to the Acadia’s 15-inch display. The Traverse also has a more diverse trim lineup that includes the LT, Z71, High Country, RS, and packages like the Midnight Edition and Sport Edition. Alternatively, the Acadia’s three-trim family consists of the more exclusive Elevation, AT4, and Denali. GMC Hummer EV SUV: An Icon Electrified The Hummer made waves decades ago for its iconic design, rugged capability, and gas-guzzling tendencies. Fortunately, the Hummer EV SUV offers a solution to that last point, with an electric powertrain that introduces the newest chapter for GMC’s former legend. The 2025 Hummer EV SUV starts at $96,550 and is, without a doubt, a premium SUV that packs a hefty punch. The full-size model offers dual-motor and tri-motor configurations. The dual motor setup delivers 570 hp and 7,400 lb-ft of torque (no, that isn’t a typo). Alternatively, the tri-motor makes 830 horses and 11,500 lb-ft of instant torque with a 312-mile driving range. GMC Yukon, Chevy Tahoe, and Chevy Suburban: Full-Size and Feature-Rich The GMC Yukon and the Chevy Tahoe and Suburban complete the SUV family as full-size road warriors, offering impressive agility, spacious cabins, and a long list of features. As expected from sibling models, the Yukon, Tahoe, and Suburban share the same three-engine lineup in 2025, which includes a pair of V8s and a 3.0L Duramax turbo-diesel. The engines offer a broad range of performance, delivering up to 420 hp and 495 lb-ft of torque. As GMC’s largest SUV, the 2025 Yukon is the most expensive and starts at $66,900. Fitted with a 16.8-inch center touchscreen, the 2025 Yukon oozes opulence, especially as you venture into top-tier trims like the Denali Ultimate. You can also satiate your need for adventure with the Yukon AT4 and AT4 Ultimate or invest in the more affordable Z71 trim from Chevy. Chevrolet’s Tahoe and Suburban have more budget-friendly price tags, starting at $59,000, and a larger 17.7-inch center touchscreen that offers drivers tangible value without paying a premium. Finding the Perfect Chevrolet or GMC SUV How do you know which SUV is right for you? Chevrolet and GMC offer an exceptional lineup of SUVs that cater to every need, from efficient subcompact models to full-size road warriors that provide impressive performance and outstanding versatility. There’s genuinely an SUV for every need, from performance and style to budget and capacities. Narrowing your search starts by knowing your budget, outlining your must-haves, and climbing in the driver’s seat for the first of several test drives. MSRP may change without notice. See dealer for complete details.

When it comes to picking out a new midsize SUV, there are plenty of options available. But of all the cars for sale today, we think there's something really special about the GMC Acadia. Actually, there are quite a few "special somethings" about the 2025 Acadia. Despite receiving a full revision for 2024 to mark the start of the third generation of Acadia, GMC saved a few updates for the 2025 model year as well. more Together with the changes made in the previous year, the Acadia offers a comprehensive package that makes it an ideal new car for many drivers. With plenty of power and a cabin size that works for a lot of different cargo and crew situations, the Acadia has a lot to offer a wide variety of drivers. Take a look at how the 2025 GMC Acadia combines flexibility, capability, technology, and comfort to create an impressive SUV. What's New on the 2025 GMC Acadia? GMC debuted the third generation of Acadia with the 2024 model year, which means a lot of the newness carries over into the 2025 model year. For example, GMC made the 2024 Acadia larger and more powerful than before. Increasing the cabin size allows for more options this year, including an 8-passenger configuration for the Elevation trim. While the Acadia has provided three rows of seating in the past, it has historically been a 7-person vehicle. The 2025 Acadia Elevation will include standard second and third-row bench seats. For those drivers who don't need the additional seat space, selecting the new-for-2025 Elevation Premium Package will restore the familiar 7-passenger configuration with second-row captain's seats, including Smart Slide fold-flat technology, along with the standard manual-folding 60-40 split-bench seat. The Elevation Premium Package also adds a few helpful tech features, like easy-care CoreTec seating, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, and a power-adjustable passenger seat with lumbar support. Flexible Capability and Performance The 2025 GMC Acadia is not simply a "people-hauler."  While it can provide comfortable seating for up to eight passengers, that space can also be configured for other types of precious cargo. With all seats occupied, the Acadia still has room for 23 cu.ft. of belongings behind the third row. With the third row stashed, that space grows to 57.3 cu.ft., and with only the front seats occupied, Acadia drivers can enjoy up to 97.5 cu.ft. of room for items of all sorts of shapes and sizes. If the interior of the 2025 Acadia is too confining for you, models equipped with the Trailering Package can capably tow loads up to 5,000 lbs. The GMC Acadia AT4 also extends the meaning of the word "capable."  This trim is equipped with plenty of off-roading tech, making it perfectly comfortable on or off the pavement. Extra features include an all-wheel drive system with Active Torque Control and a specially tuned off-roading suspension system. AT4 models also have a Terrain drive mode, which joins the Normal, Sport, Snow, Off-Road, and Tow/Haul modes that come standard across the lineup. As part of the 2024 refresh, all Acadia models gained a 2.5L turbocharged engine. This continues for the 2025 model year. Good for 328 hp and 326 lb-ft of torque, this engine provides plenty of power, whether you're commuting through the city streets, accelerating to merge on the freeway, or navigating mud puddles on the way to your favorite camping site. All-wheel drive is an option for all but the AT4 model, which comes exclusively with all-wheel drive. Technology to Keep You Safe on the Road It seems that each year, today's cars get more and more tech features. GMC has definitely placed cutting-edge technology in each and every 2025 Acadia model, but while other manufacturers try to outdo each other with features many drivers might find unnecessary, this is one SUV that has a just-right amount of standard tech. First, there are the standard safety and driver assistance technologies. All models include some pretty impressive accident mitigation tech, such as Enhanced Automatic Emergency Braking with Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking, an HD Rear Vision Camera, Adaptive Cruise Control, and Blind Zone Steering Assist. Super Cruise's hands-free driving technology is also available on all trims. 2025 Acadia models equipped with this feature include hands-free operation while trailering, as well as Lane Change on Demand and Automatic Lane Change when not pulling a load. The 2025 Acadia can also be equipped with up to nine exterior camera views. In addition to standard front and rear views, drivers may also include overhead, side, top-down, and hitch views, along with a rear camera mirror option. Standard on the top Denali trim but also available on the rest of the Acadia lineup, a configurable 8-inch Head-Up Display can help drivers stay attentive during heavy traffic by projecting valuable vehicle information, navigation, and safety alerts directly onto the windshield. Three Comprehensive Trims and a Variety of Available Features The 2025 GMC Acadia is offered in three well-considered trims: the Elevation, AT4, and Denali. While the Elevation is technically the entry-level trim for the Acadia, it is hardly basic. All trims include a premium infotainment system that is operated via a massive 15-inch touchscreen. With Google built-in, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto compatibility, you'll have access to your phone, navigation, music, apps, and more while you're behind the wheel. Voice-activated technology makes it even easier to stay connected without taking your eyes off the road. In addition to the standard Head-Up Display, the Denali trim also includes a long list of creature comforts. From power-adjustable front seats with a range of lumbar settings to heated seats in the front and rear outboard positions, coziness is in style in the Acadia Denali. Premium carpet flooring, perforated leather seating, and a power-folding third-row seat make the Denali all the easier to enjoy. Of course, if you're still looking for a little more from your SUV, consider the Denali Reserve Package, which adds a panoramic power sunroof, performance-tuned suspension, 22-inch wheels, and a Bose Performance 16-speaker audio system. In fact, each trim is offered with a variety of optional packages that can help the Acadia be everything you need it to be. From heated windshield wiper blade wells to roof rails, GMC has introduced even more options to help you find the features you need to hit the road. Who Should Consider the 2025 GMC Acadia? While it's impossible for one vehicle to be perfect for every single driver, the 2025 GMC Acadia comes very close. It offers two different seating configurations that allow you to include up to seven of your favorite passengers on your next trip. The Acadia also allows you to make it a solo trip with a whole lot of cargo. It comes in a range of three trims that range from the well-equipped Elevation, the off-road-tuned AT4, and the luxurious Denali, each with plenty of power and capability for a variety of adventures. Furthermore, drivers can find a model that matches their personality and lifestyle through the selection of trims and optional packages. If you're the type of driver who values interior space and exceptional driving manners, you might want to consider the 2025 Acadia. The same is true for drivers who want the latest and greatest safety technology, or who crave a cabin that's compatible with all of their complicated connectivity needs. Whether you want to stay on the pavement or see how muddy you can get, the 2025 GMC Acadia is prepared, and that's why we think it's a great choice for so many drivers today.

Midsize pickup trucks give experienced drivers an excellent, economical vehicle to get around, while offering those who are new to trucking a great way to experience their first pickup. This is because midsize pickups are more maneuverable and easier to handle. They also tend to be more fuel-efficient. Best of all, if you pick the right one, you will get towing and hauling capabilities that are often only found in larger models. This is certainly the case with the 2025 GMC Canyon. This truck gives you everything you want in a pickup with the advanced comfort, convenience, and safety features that make driving it so much fun. more The GMC Canyon is currently in its third generation. This model was introduced in 2023, giving drivers the most advanced version of this truck ever available. It boasts a number of great standard features, like a powerful engine and a crew cab design, with plenty of options to help you decide on which model is right for you. Crossroads GMC is the place to go to find a GMC Canyon for sale. We carry the full lineup of GMC models, including the Canyon, so you can find the one you want at a trim level that will work best for you. Three Trims Offering You a Wide Range of Performance and Capabilities GMC offers the 2025 model with three different trims on the 2025 Canyon. This gives you a slightly different type of model to choose from. The entry-level Canyon is the Elevation, but there is nothing base-level on this truck. Drivers get a choice of 4X4 and 4X2 drivetrains, letting you decide between improved traction or better fuel economy. The 4X4 models have an off-road suspension with a 2-inch factory lift, allowing the pickup to traverse over challenging terrain with ease. This is the same for other trims that have a 4X4 drivetrain. Whichever drivetrain you choose, you will get a truck with a roomy crew cab, a standard payload bed, and a rugged design that stands out from so many other midsize pickup trucks. The Canyon Elevation rides on a set of 18-inch wheels that come wrapped with all-terrain tires, giving you exceptional grip on and off the road. If you are an off-road enthusiast, then the Canyon AT4 is the midsize truck for you. This standard 4X4 model adds a Two-Speed Autotrac transfer case to ensure each wheel gets the right amount of horsepower. There is also an automatic locking rear differential to help you avoid wheel slippage in rough terrain. GMC has placed a transfer case shield under the Canyon AT4 to protect the underbody from damage and front and rear tow hooks to help you get out of a sticky spot. For those who want to take things to the next level, they can opt for the AT4X and AT4X AEV Packages that add other features like a Baja mode to the Drive Mode Selector for improved performance in sandy conditions. Some drivers love to have the most luxurious features, which is why the folks at GMC created the Denali trim level. You can get a 2025 Canyon Denali that has a stunning Jet Black interior with wood accents and comes with a standard 4X4 drivetrain. The steering wheel and front-row seats are heated in the Denali, which will be something you and your front-row passenger will appreciate on cold mornings. The seats feature perforated leather that is as comfortable as they are luxurious. GMC completes the package on the Canyon Denali with a wireless charger and Bose Premium Sound System, with seven speakers strategically placed throughout the passenger cabin. The Standard 2.7-Liter TurboMax Engine No matter which trim level you choose on your 2025 GMC Canyon, you are going to get a 2.7-liter TurboMax I-4 gas engine. This comes paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission. This turbocharged and inter-cooled engine has a dual overhead cam configuration with 16 valves for its four cylinders. It uses direct fuel injection to provide 310 hp and 430 lb-ft of torque. That can get you from 0-60 mph in just 7.4 seconds with a top speed of 101 mph. This engine also gives you solid fuel economy. A Canyon Elevation with a 4X2 drivetrain can get 20 MPG in combined fuel economy, while choosing a model with 4X4 reduces this slightly to 19 MPG. Impressive Towing and Hauling Capabilities The powerful engine on the 2025 Canyon gives you the kind of towing and hauling capabilities you would expect to find on a larger truck. The Canyon has a maximum trailering rating of 7,700 lbs. In addition, each truck has a standard ProGrade Trailering System. This is a new standard feature for the 2025 model. In the past, it was only standard on the top trims, with drivers having to add it as an option at lower trim levels. The ProGrade Trailering System makes towing easier with a set of in-vehicle apps and smart technology. For example, you get the Transparent Trailer view that allows you to see behind your truck as if your trailer as not there. You also get a Hitch View, making it easy to line things up when you are hitching a trailer. This system also features a Trailer Brake Controller that ensures the brakes on the trailer function in unison with those on your truck. The Canyon is also great for hauling cargo. Each truck features a standard 5'1 ft payload box that has 41.9 cu.ft. of cargo space. The truck is rated to carry up to 1,640 lbs of cargo, which gives you exceptional capability for a midsize pickup truck. Technology to Keep You Safe, Connected, and Entertained GMC has made the 2025 Canyon one of the most technologically advanced midsize pickup trucks on the road today. You can see this with the aforementioned ProGrade Trailering System, as well as other features that will keep you and your passengers safe, entertained, and connected wherever you go. The 2025 Canyon comes with the standard Safety Plus Package. This is one of the most comprehensive packages of active driver assistance and safety features on any midsize truck. For example, you will have Blind Zone Steering Assist with Trailering on your Canyon, no matter which trim level you choose. When you go to change lanes, the system will detect if there is another vehicle traveling in your truck's blind zone. If this happens, it will take automatic control of your steering wheel to help you avoid a collision. This even extends to the length of the trailer if you are towing with your Canyon. Some of the technology on the 2025 GMC Canyon is designed for entertainment and connectivity. Each truck has a GMC Premium Infotainment System with an expansive 11.3-inch diagonal center touchscreen. This will not only provide you with a great way to see the images in the various cameras on your Canyon, but it will also make accessing the various features on the infotainment easier than ever. You can connect your phones to the system using Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. If you forgot your charging cables at home, you don't have to worry since the system has wireless connectivity for both. This will allow you to make hands-free calls and texts using voice commands so you can stay safe and connected in your Canyon. It also has Google built-in, allowing you to access your favorite features. Staying entertained is easy, as you can stream music from your phone or choose between all the amazing options on SiriusXM. The truck comes with a trial subscription to SiriusXM with 360L, giving you the best in commercial-free music, talk, news, sports, comedy, and podcasts. The hardest thing will be deciding what to listen to on your next trip. Visit Us Today and Experience the 2025 GMC Canyon for Yourself The 2025 GMC Canyon gives you a great combination of standard and available features, making it the ideal midsize pickup truck. The standard engine will give you exceptional performance and capability, while the roomy and well-appointed crew cab has plenty of room for you and your family. With all of its standard technology, the Canyon is one of the most innovative trucks available today. It's time to check out the Canyon for yourself; visit us here at Crossroads GMC and see how this midsize pickup can elevate your daily driving experience.

Full-size pickups represent a unique corner of the automotive market. While most drivers are open to exploring different makes and models, pickup drivers tend to be particularly loyal to a specific brand. It can be tough to pry a pickup owner away from their preferred truck, but every now and then there comes a model that makes a compelling case for jumping ship and embracing a new badge. With a persuasive mix of advanced tech, diesel power, and two dedicated off-road trims that are primed for the backroads of Tishomingo County, the 2025 GMC Sierra 1500 is just such a truck. more If you're on the hunt for a GMC Sierra for sale near Iuka, you've come to the right place. Crossroads GMC offers a wide selection of Sierra pickups, including all eight trims of the new 2025 model. The Sierra's reputation largely precedes it, but we're happy to make the case for GMC's best-selling pickup. Let's review some of the highlights of the 2025 model and learn how the full-size truck is winning over new drivers by staying well ahead of the curve. Off-Road Ready Trims The Sierra's AT4 and AT4X trims leave little doubt about the truck's off-road bonafides. Introduced between 2019 and 2022, these two trims turn the already-capable Sierra into a true off-road machine with the addition of some stout hardware and a refreshed, adventure-ready design. The AT4 represents a massive upgrade over the SLT trim on which it's based thanks to a two-speed Autotrac transfer case, a robust off-road suspension complete with Rancho monotube shocks, and a two-inch factory lift that'll provide drivers with plenty of ground clearance. To provide additional protection for vital underbody components as you navigate the obstacles that litter local off-road destinations, the AT4 also comes standard with underbody skid plates, not to mention high-clearance steps that allow drivers to easily enter and exit the cabin without risking a dent or scrape. The AT4's 3.0-liter Duramax turbo-diesel and 10-speed automatic transmission deliver plenty of power and all the low-end torque you'll need to conquer even the most challenging terrain. Drivers can also upgrade to the 6.2-liter EcoTec3 V8, which tops the rest of the 2025 trim ladder with 420 hp on tap. The off-road trim also injects a bit of style and luxury into the equation thanks to a unique Jet Black interior with Kalahari accents and heated and ventilated front seats that'll have you riding in comfort no matter how hairy things might get outside the cab. Those looking to really max out the Sierra's off-road resume should look into the AT4X trim. A true off-road all-star, the AT4X holds the distinction of being one of the only pickups in its class to offer both front and rear electronic locking differentials. It's a solid start for any off-road rig, and it only gets better when you factor in the advanced Multimatic spool-valve dampers, all-terrain tires, and factory suspension lift. That would be a pretty solid package for any pickup, but GMC has once again gone above and beyond, teaming up with the off-road experts at American Expedition Vehicles (AEV) to grace the Sierra with a full arsenal of trail-tested components. From stamped boron steel skid plates and steel rock sliders to a stamped boron front bumper designed to accommodate a winch, the AT4X AEV Edition might just be one of the most ready-made off-road trucks on the market today. A Variety of Useful Tech for Every Driver The 2025 Sierra isn't just one of the most rugged pickups in the full-size segment, it also happens to be one of the most technologically advanced. Most of the 2025 trims are treated to a 13.4-inch touchscreen display that serves as the control center for all of the truck's entertainment, information, and convenience features. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard, allowing drivers to interact with most of their smartphone's apps and functions without risking dangerous distractions, but that's only the tip of the iceberg regarding the truck's high-tech arsenal. The 2025 model is also packed with Google built-in software with a voice assistant feature that opens the door to hands-free navigation, climate controls, and all the apps you could ask for, while an optional wireless phone charger and additional USB ports ensure you'll never be left with a low battery. Every trim except the base Pro model comes standard with a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster that can be customized to display a wide range of relevant driving metrics and safety-related information. Speaking of safety, the Sierra is loaded with a generous suite of advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) ranging from the expected—Forward Collision Alert, a Following Distance Indicator, Front Pedestrian Braking, and Lane Departure Warning—to premium features like IntelliBeam automatic high beam headlights and GM's Super Cruise hands-free-driving tech. Available for use on over 750,000 miles of compatible roads across the U.S. and Canada, SuperCruise is easily one of the industry's most advanced and comprehensive hands-free offerings. The Sierra's tech-forward reputation extends all the way to the tailgate, where drivers will find GMC's innovative MultiPro tailgate. With the ability to shift between six distinct functions, the tailgate can be customized to provide a little extra length, act as a load stop, or even transform into a mobile work surface that's ideal for reviewing blueprints, catching on some emails, or enjoying a quick lunch while taking in the sights. This functionality is sure to come in handy for trade pros and other drivers who rely on their Sierra day in and day out, but the pickup also knows how to party with the addition of the optional Kicker Sound System. Built right into the tailgate itself, this 100-watt stereo speaker system comes complete with tow four-inch coaxial drivers, an amplifier and multiple input options include a USB port, 3.5mm jack and Bluetooth connectivity. Perfect for unwinding after a long day on the job or blasting your favorite tunes, the Kicker Sound System allows drivers to cut loose no matter where the road might take them. Best-In-Class Diesel Towing While off-road trims, cutting-edge audio systems and advanced driver-assistance features have become increasingly important selling points, towing and payload capacity remain the bread and butter of the full-size pickup segment. GMC has certainly stayed on top of emerging trends to craft a modern pickup that meets the diverse needs of today's drivers, but it's never treated the Sierra's hardworking reputation as an afterthought. This level of commitment is exemplified in the 2025 model, especially when opting for some of the available engine configurations. The Sierra's 3.0-liter turbo-diesel is the star of the show when it comes to towing capacity, offering drivers up to 13,200 lbs of pure towing power when paired with the Double Cab, Standard Bed, and rear-wheel drive. Upgrading to four-wheel drive sees that number slightly reduced to 13,000, which still leads the full-size segment in terms of 4WD diesel towing capacity. While the powerful diesel engine certainly plays its part, the 2025 Sierra's optional Max Trailering Package deserves a lot of credit for the truck's remarkable towing capacity. This comprehensive package adds a host of heavy-duty equipment to the mix, rounding out the Sierra's impressive slate of work-ready features with a 3.73 rear axle ratio (or 3.42 on the gas engine), an automatic locking rear differential, enhanced cooling radiator and shock tuning, and a new set of robust rear springs that significantly increase the truck's increased Rear Gross Axle Weight Rating (RGAWR). The Max Trailering Package also includes everything you'll find in the standard Trailering Package, Handling/Trailering Suspension Package, and a trailer brake controller that'll help you keep all 13,000-plus lbs of cargo in check. One of the Max Trailering Package's most underrated features might be the 220-amp alternator. While most trucks can get away with an alternator that produces between 130 and 150 amps, that sort of power simply won't suffice for a jobsite MVP like the Sierra 1500. A larger alternator is better able to maintain a fully charged battery when towing, which can put a lot of strain on a truck's electrical system due to the extra juice required by the trailer's brakes and lights. Choosing one of the Sierra's gas-powered engines doesn't mean sacrificing significant towing capacity with the 6.2-liter V8 offering up to 13,000 lbs when properly equipped and the 5.3-liter version maxing out at 11,200 lbs, which should be more than enough power to get your boat up to the lake for a day of fishing. Add in a max payload capacity of 2,240 lbs, and it's hard to argue against the 2025 Sierra 1500 from a pure performance perspective. The Sierra's off-road trims, advanced tech, and ultra-competitive towing and payload capacity aren't the only highlights of the 2025 model. The new Sierra also takes a page from the world of supercars with an exclusive carbon-fiber bed that is said to be both lighter and stronger than the typical steel beds that populate much of the rest of the full-size segment. Weighing 60 lbs lighter than Sierra's standard steel bed, the optional CarbonPro bed ups the truck's payload capacity while protecting the pickup from dings and depressions and providing an extra cubic foot of cargo space. The truck makes towing large, bulky loads a breeze with a multi-camera system that allows drivers to essentially see right through their trailer to spot any trailing traffic, while Terrain mode enables low-speed, one-pedal driving that'll prove its worth when you're navigating tricky off-road terrain. A Powerful and Versatile Full-Size Pickup That is Worth Experiencing for Yourself With comfortable seating for up to six passengers, countless customization options, and a wide array of gas and diesel engines that offer notable efficiency as you cruise around Iuka, it's easy to see why the 2025 GMC Sierra is such a highly anticipated pickup. If you're looking to experience this monstrous pickup for yourself, visit us here at Crossroads GMC, and our team will show you everything this GMC favorite has to offer.

plethora of offerings on the market, from small gas-powered pick-ups to massive diesel-fueled monsters able to haul and tow just about anything you could imagine. With so many options, it becomes difficult to figure out what you need, what you want, and which brand has a truck that fits both criteria. So where do you look if you need a small pickup? What about a large one? Or how about something in the middle that can do some of the work of both? Luckily for you, there is a brand that does it all. more If you are looking for the perfect blend of size and capability for a reasonable price, you need to turn your attention to used GMC trucks. More specifically, the GMC Sierra. You can choose between the Sierra 1500, 2500 HD, and 3500 HD and know you’re getting a truck that will work hard, play hard, and last a long time. GMC Sierra 1500 Are you looking for a pickup that is well-rounded and good for your daily commute? Then you’ll want to take the Sierra 1500 for a test drive. It’s flexible, comes in a variety of shapes and configurations, and can be purely practical or incredibly luxurious. The Sierra has a unique history, having been the name of a trim level for the GM C/K line of trucks before becoming the overall name for GMC’s truck in the 1980s. The Sierra remains one of the most popular, award-winning trucks, sure to be a hit with everyone who crosses its path. This light-duty pickup comes with plentiful features, even when buying used. A 2017 GMC Sierra comes with either a V6 or a V8 engine, rear or four-wheel drive, and will have one of three different sizes of truck bed. There are multiple trim levels available, so depending on which used Sierra 1500 you look at, you may see the base model, SLE, SLT, or the Denali, the most luxurious Sierra 1500, which comes with things like an eight-inch IntelliLink infotainment center, Wi-Fi, and a premium Bose stereo sound system. With its best-in-class towing ability (up to 13,000 lbs in more recent models), easily configurable truck bed and interior, and modern necessities, it’s easy to see why a used GMC Sierra 1500 is still an exciting prospect. GMC Sierra 2500 HD If you need a truck that can handle a little more hard work than the 1500, look no further than the Sierra 2500 HD. A significant difference in towing ability is the most notable difference, although there were several other changes that also make an impact when considering what you want the truck for. Do you need an addition to your outdoorsy weekends, a work truck, or something in between? The 1500 can tow up to 13,000 lbs in recent model years, but the 2500 HD can tow up to 17,370 lbs for models from 2023 and previous. When you need to tow a camper, recreational vehicle, or animal trailer, that extra towing power makes quite a difference. As a heavy-duty pickup, the Sierra 2500 HD was built with tough jobs in mind. So, whether you need to tow a camper or boat to your favorite spot, a trailer full of supplies to your next worksite, or another vehicle out of a ditch, you can with the power this truck offers. Don’t think that just because this truck is made for work, it doesn’t have the creature comforts you crave. The Sierra 2500 HD is still a reliable commuter vehicle if your preference is a truck over an SUV or sedan. The 2021 model, for example, comes equipped with either a seven or eight-inch infotainment screen that is compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, along with all of the latest safety tech from GMC. GMC Sierra 3500 HD Last, and certainly not least, the gigantic Sierra 3500 HD is the behemoth of the group. As the biggest sibling, it’s capable of towing the most, but it’s also no slouch when it comes to interior features. With a duo of engine choices in the most recent generation powerful enough to impress even the most critical of truck fans, the 3500 HD is able to tow up to 36,000 lbs when properly equipped with the proper engine, body and bed combo, and towing equipment. If you are a full-time construction worker or farmer, this is the truck that is going to help you get through your day. If you regularly haul and tow big items, then the 3500 HD should be at the top of your list. The 3500 HD is also equipped as a comfortable, spacious ride, with plenty of amenities to make your drive smooth and breezy, with wireless phone charging, a customizable driver display, integrated cruise control, and digital steering assist, depending on the trim level and model year you choose, making the giant easier to drive, and more enjoyable. If you are a fan of having the latest tech available, looking for models from 2019 onwards is a great place to start. Whether you’re hauling and towing for work or play, the Sierra 3500 HD is tough enough and big enough to handle it all. Used 3500 HDs are still quite valuable and are hardy and dependable. Even if you’ve never had a big truck before, you’ll be very happy with the experience of owning a GMC Sierra 3500. Find an Upgraded Ride Even without additional packages or add-ons, the GMC Sierra is a fantastic vehicle with plenty of features to keep everyone happy, safe, and wildly impressed. Whether you’re looking for something to tow heavy machinery and equipment on the farm or ranch or you’re looking for a daily commuter, there’s a GMC Sierra out there for you. Of course, if you like looking at all the bells and whistles and want to increase the abilities, performance, or comfort of your vehicle, then you might want to check out what GMC offers as far as upgrades and packages. Maybe you’re into the off-roading experience and want to enhance your weekend plans. You can opt for a model with the Suspension Package, which will make your ride less bumpy while also allowing you to take a walk on the wilder side. Other packages include trailering equipment for the aforementioned rancher, farmer, or camper, the Convenience package, the Appearance package, and the Preferred package. When you’re buying used, a benefit of an older vehicle is that you’ll get the packages already included without having to wait to have them installed. There are, of course, plenty of aftermarket features that may have also been added to the used truck you’re looking at, so be sure to ask about what packages come with the particular truck and whether or not you can add anything else if you have your heart set on certain features. Get a Powerful Pickup When You Buy a Used GMC Sierra When you look for a used truck, you know what to look for––something that will last you for a good long time, a reliable vehicle that will do what you need it to do, with perhaps a few special features that will allow you to have fun while you work. The GMC Sierra, whether it’s the 1500, 2500 HD, or 3500 HD, will serve you well and look good doing it. It’s one of the world’s favorite pick-ups for a reason. So, which one is the right fit for you? Do you like the looks of the 1500, or do you need a bit more heft? Eyeing the 2500 HD, or are you determined to find something that can handle your big camper so that you can visit the lake any weekend you like? Maybe you’re looking for a configurable bed and interior, or perhaps a truck to go mudding with. Whatever the reason you’re looking for a truck, take a look at the GMC Sierra. You may never look back.

The GMC Sierra has regularly been one of the top-selling trucks on the market for many years and with good reason. The Sierra 1500 is a gorgeous truck with lots of high-end, classy content for those who want a durable pickup that is loaded with luxury comfort and convenience features from top to bottom. But what about the larger and more rugged GMC Sierra HD lineup of trucks? Specifically, the Sierra 2500 HD and Sierra 3500 HD? How do they measure up for the 2025 model year when it comes to features, content, comfort, and improvements? Well, there is a lot to entice shoppers scouring our inventory here at Crossroads GMC, your GMC dealer, for a heavy-duty model thanks to upgrades to current trims and a robust set of features. Let’s quickly dive into the top eight features of the 2025 GMC Sierra HD so you know exactly what’s worth shopping for and why. more #1 – Heavy-Duty Powertrains The 2025 GMC Sierra HD models come with two different powertrain options in the form of a 6.6-liter gas-powered V8 that makes 401 hp and 464 lb-ft of torque and a 6.6-liter Duramax turbo-diesel V8 that generates 470 hp and 975 lb-ft of torque. Both of the powertrains come standard with a 10-speed automatic transmission and are available in rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive, giving the Sierra HD a lot of versatility in terms of how it can be configured for the tasks at hand. Combined with the high towing and payload capabilities, the durable and very performant engines for the 2025 Sierra HD make it more than capable of work and play. They’re easily the heart of the Sierra HD’s performance and make it possible for these trucks to achieve the feats that they do. #2 – Adaptive Cruise Control With Trailering Adaptive Cruise Control with Trailering is an excellent feature that is available for a wide range of different GMC Sierra HD trims. In fact, it is available for every single trim, from the Pro all the way up to the Denali Ultimate. However, the added bonus is that Adaptive Cruise Control with Trailering is standard across the AT4, AT4X, Denali, and Denali Ultimate trims for the 2025 model year. So, no matter what trim you go with, it’s either an available feature or a standard feature for the Sierra HD. This can help you relax on the road. And with trailering assist, it means you can let the GMC Sierra HD do a lot of the heavy lifting for you during those long commutes across the highway or when you’re making your way across lengthy stretches of road with a trailer in tow. It’s easily one of the best features of the 2025 GMC Sierra HD. #3 – Denali Ultimate Trim When you need to transport in style, there is no better heavy-duty luxury truck on the market to get you safely to your destination while pampering you with lots of lavish comfort features than the Denali trims. The Denali Ultimate, in particular, lives up to its name as the ultimate combination of luxury and utility for the Sierra 2500 HD and Sierra 3500 HD. The Denali Ultimate takes the prowess and capabilities of the Sierra HD and elevates it with a signature Vader Chrome grille and exclusive 20-inch ultra-bright machined aluminum wheels with gloss-black inserts. It also comes with an exclusive interior featuring Alpine Umber coloring, full-grain leather seating, and authentic open-pore Paldao wood detailing. You also have 16-way power seats with massage capabilities. The Denali Ultimate is topped off with a 12-speaker Bose Premium Series surround sound system, making it one of the most well-rounded and feature-rich luxury pickups on the market. #4 – AT4X Trim The GMC Sierra HD isn’t just known for its luxury; it’s also known for having very capable off-road options, with the top-of-the-line off-road option being the AT4X trim, which is a grade above the AT4 off-road trim. The AT4X comes with a factory-installed 1.5-inch suspension lift and Multimatic DSSV dampers for an incredibly controlled ride. You also have a rear electronic-locking differential for added traction. The AT4X comes equipped with 35-inch Goodyear Territory mud-terrain tires for maximum grip while still lavishing drivers with some of the features from the Denali, such as an Obsidian Rush interior with full-grain leather upholstery and 16-way power massage seats. It’s the ultimate heavy-duty, off-road, luxury pickup truck, and only the GMC Sierra HD can provide you with that kind of segment-defining experience. #5 – MultiPro Tailgate With the consistent evolution of pickup truck tailgates, one tailgate design absolutely stands out above the rest, and it’s the GMC Sierra’s MultiPro Tailgate. This multi-purpose and multi-functional tailgate isn’t just a popular choice for fans of the GMC Sierra 1500; it’s also available for the GMC Sierra HD models, giving Sierra 2500 HD and Sierra 3500 HD shoppers a lot to look forward to in terms of tailgate functionality. The MultiPro Tailgate has multiple functions, including two load stops, a bed step, and a raised work surface. All of these features are in addition to standard tailgate functionality, making the bed of the 2025 Sierra HD a lot more accessible and efficient. #6 – Trailering Capacity Let’s not forget that a big reason for opting for GMC Sierra HD is for the heavy-duty utility, and both the Sierra 2500 HD and Sierra 3500 HD provide plenty of trailering capacity for the 2025 model year. You get substantially improved trailering capabilities with the Sierra HD over the light-duty Sierra 1500. For the Sierra 2500 HD, you have up to 22,500 lbs worth of towing capacity when it’s properly equipped. For the Sierra 3500 HD, you have up to 36,000 lbs worth of trailering capacity, giving you a lot of leeway in what you trailer and how you trailer it, from vehicles and campers to boats and livestock. You have some serious heavy-duty capabilities with the towing performance of the 2025 GMC Sierra HD, especially when equipped with the Max Trailering Package, which features heavy-duty shocks, upgraded springs, and provisions for gooseneck or fifth wheel trailering. #7 – Payload Capacity There are expectations to be met when it comes to payload ratings for heavy-duty models, and the 2025 GMC Sierra 2500 HD and Sierra 3500 HD do not disappoint in this area. In fact, both variants offer some impressive payload capacity right out of the gate thanks to the durable chassis design and highly capable powertrain options. The 2025 Sierra 2500 HD is capable of delivering a max payload of 3,850 lbs, whereas the 2025 Sierra 3500 HD has a max payload capacity of 7,290 lbs. If you need to haul well over a ton of cargo, the Sierra 2500 HD can get the job done comfortably with room to spare. However, if you need to haul several tons worth of cargo, the Sierra 3500 HD is ready for the job at hand, giving you the capacity and the durability to handle the load. #8 – Infotainment Suite One standout feature of the 2025 GMC Sierra HD is its massive amount of screen real estate in the cabin. You have a hefty 13.4-inch HD touchscreen available for the Sierra HD models, providing you with plenty of space to view navigation information, vehicle health, and your favorite media and apps, thanks to features like integrated wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. There is also an accompanying 12.3-inch digital information center with customizable screens and telemetry, making it easy to keep vital information about the truck right in front of you. If you would rather stay focused on the road ahead without looking down, the available 15-inch heads-up display will make sure you stay focused on what’s ahead while staying informed. When these features are combined with OnStar Connected Services, Google Built-In, and Wi-Fi connectivity, you can easily see why the 2025 GMC Sierra HD is a robust tech haven for heavy-duty truckers.

The evolution of pickup trucks over the last few decades has been significant. For many years, these were almost exclusively for workers like farmers, builders, and landscapers; people who needed a strong vehicle for towing machinery or hauling materials. And while they haven’t lost their great workhorse abilities, these days, you don’t just see them on construction sites or being driven by guys in overalls. In fact, many people use them as daily drivers, and they have also become quite popular with families. If you’re looking for trucks for sale near Booneville, there are many models to pick from, but there are two, in particular, you should start with: the 2024 GMC Sierra 1500 and the 2024 Chevy Silverado 1500. While pickups have a lot in common, they also have many differences, and this guide will help you figure out which is the best choice for you. more Engine Options No matter which truck you go with, you are going to love the power it offers. Both the GMC Sierra 1500 and Chevy Silverado 1500 have the same base engine, which is a turbocharged 2.7-liter four-cylinder that produces 310 hp and 430 lb-ft of torque. They also can be outfitted with one of these available engines: A 5.3-liter V8 offering 355 hp and 383 lb-ft of torque. A 6.2-liter V8 that gives you 420 hp and 460 lb-ft of torque. A 3.0-liter Duramax turbo-diesel inline-six, giving you 305 hp and 495 lb-ft of torque. An 8-speed automatic transmission is standard with the base engine; however, the other options come with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Off-Road Ability One of the great things about a big pickup truck is that it can be taken out on rugged terrain. If you are an avid off-roader (or want to be), both the GMC Sierra 1500 and Chevy Silverado 1500 are eager to hit the dirt. While rear-wheel drive is standard, four-wheel drive is available. You can also get numerous features to augment your off-road adventures, such as a two-speed transfer case, Hill Descent Control, a locking rear differential, and skid plates, depending on the off-road-focused trim you choose. Towing and Hauling Capability When it is time to get to work in Booneville, both the GMC Sierra 1500 and Chevy Silverado 1500 are built to get the job done. When properly equipped, the Sierra 1500 and Silverado 1500 can tow up to 13,300 lbs. Despite some similarities, the Silverado 1500 tops the Sierra 1500 when it comes to hauling, as its maximum payload tops out at 2,260 lbs, compared to the 2,240 lbs the Sierra can haul. Both trucks have three bed lengths to pick from: 5.8 ft, 6.6 ft, and 8.2 ft. Both offer a lot of available bed enhancements, including LED lighting, a power outlet, and a Bed-View camera. You can also get your truck with the fantastic six-way MultiPro tailgate, which offers configurations that include gate-load stops and a full-width step and can be transformed into a workspace. Space and Comfort You will appreciate all of the space inside the Sierra 1500 and Silverado 1500, and they each give you the choice of three cab sizes. The Regular cab fits three in one row, while the Double and Crew cabs can fit five with front captain’s chairs or six with a bench seat. Whichever you choose, all passengers will be able to stretch out, as there is ample head and legroom. Both models offer a variety of seating materials that range from cloth, vinyl, and leather trimmings. Power-adjustable front seats, heated and ventilated front seats, heated rear seats, and leather upholstery are all available for either truck. Tech Features Technology is a strong point of both the GMC Sierra 1500 and Chevy Silverado 1500. They each have infotainment systems that are easy to use and come with a 7-inch touchscreen, with a 13.4-inch screen as an option. The Sierra 1500 has Bluetooth, a USB port, and wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto built in. With the Silverado 1500, you will also get Bluetooth, but it comes with two USB ports. In addition, its smartphone connectivity is wireless. If you’re looking to enhance your tech components, you can add a variety of features to either truck, including a Wi-Fi hot spot, wireless device charging, satellite radio, and extra USB ports. Both models can also be equipped with other premium enhancements like a Bose sound system and a safe mounted on the console. Safety Features Whether you plan to use your truck for work, play, as a family vehicle, or all of the above, surely you want it to help keep you safe. Both trucks shine in this area, as they come with many of the most advanced safety systems, including: Forward Collision Alert: This will monitor the road in front and alert you of a potential impact. Automatic Emergency Braking: If you don’t heed that warning supplied by the Forward Collision Alert quickly enough, your truck can automatically apply the brakes and even bring itself to a full stop. Lane Departure Warning: This feature will send you an alert if you drift out of your lane without putting on a turn signal. Lane Keep Assist: If necessary, your vehicle can help guide you back into your lane if you left it inadvertently. Both models also come with IntelliBeam automatic high-beam headlights, which adjust the brightness of your lights based on any oncoming traffic. Rear Seat Reminder is a unique feature on the Sierra 1500, giving you a reminder to check the back seats for kids or perhaps pets before leaving. Meanwhile, the Silverado comes with the Teen Driver system, and if you are a parent of a newbie or soon-to-be newbie driver, you’re going to appreciate this. In addition to monitoring their driving habits, you can put limits on how fast they can drive or how loud the stereo can get. Which Pickup is Your Perfect Model? As you can see, the GMC Sierra 1500 and Chevy Silverado 1500 are similar in many ways, but they have a few noticeable differences. So, which one is right for you? To answer this question, think about the driving you do on a regular basis and what you would need from your truck. While both could be ideal daily drivers, the Sierra 1500 seems to have the edge here. It has a plush cabin that will help keep you comfortable, even if you have to spend hours on the road each day. Plus, thanks to its many available tech features, it will be easy to stay connected and entertained. Of course, the Silverado 1500 certainly has its own unique attributes. If what you are after is a tough truck to get some work done, you can’t go wrong with the Silverado 1500. With its exceptional towing and hauling ability, no matter what you need to move, this pickup will deliver. If you’re still not sure which truck is the best choice, the fun really can begin. This is because you have a golden opportunity to check out both models in person and try out all of their fun features, and we’re here to help. We offer a large selection of each model and will be happy to take you on a few test drives. Visit us today and discover which pickup is made for your Booneville travels.

For many years, the Denali trim was the height of GMC luxury. Then, the Denali Ultimate joined the Sierra 1500 lineup, dethroning the Denali and setting a new standard for what it means to drive in pure comfort. But that doesn’t mean the 2024 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali is suddenly not worth a second look. In fact, for many drivers, it’s absolute perfection. more If you’re one of the many drivers with high expectations who are searching for a GMC Sierra 1500 for sale near Booneville, we’d like to put in a good word for the Denali trim. While all of the Sierra 1500 trims are fantastic in their own way, the Denali brings together all of the things drivers need, want, crave, and will be delighted to enjoy. What makes the Sierra 1500 Denali such a noteworthy trim? In just a word: Everything. Take a look at what we mean when we say the Denali is Main Street ready. Introducing the 2024 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali The 2024 GMC Sierra 1500 comes in a variety of trims, each with its own personality. Whether drivers select the Pro, SLE, Elevation, SLT, AT4, AT4X, Denali, or Denali Ultimate, they will be getting a fantastic pickup truck that is capable, reliable, and willing to go the distance. The GMC Sierra 1500 Denali is offered as a Crew Cab model only, although drivers do have a choice between a short bed and a standard bed. The standard power source for the Denali trim is a 5.3L gasoline engine, which produces 355 horsepower and 383 lb-ft of torque. When properly equipped, this engine can tow up to 11,200 lbs. The optional 3.0L Duramax Turbo-Diesel is a favorite among drivers, providing great fuel economy and a whole lot of power. With 305 hp and 495 lb-ft of torque along with GMC’s Active Thermal Management system, the Sierra’s diesel option can tow up to 13,300 lbs. An Interior Fit for Drivers with Good Taste With as much time as we spend in our vehicles, it stands to reason that we want our cars to be comfortable with all of the modern-day conveniences. The standard features included in the 2024 Sierra 1500 Denali not only cater to your needs but anticipate a few things you might not have considered yet. First, there’s the ride itself. Generally speaking, we don’t think of pickup trucks as “cozy,” but the Sierra 1500 Denali would like to change our minds on that point. The Denali trim includes an exclusively-tuned Denali Premium Suspension. Combined with Adaptive Ride Control, this means drivers will get the blissfully smooth and quiet ride they deserve. However, the Denali’s suspension offers more than meets the eye, with a Sport mode that adjusts the suspension and transmission tuning for a more thrilling ride. The interior design is decidedly top-shelf, with perforated Forge leather seating, aluminum, etched stainless steel, chrome accents, and authentic open-pore wood details. The driver and front passenger seats offer 10-way power adjustment with power lumbar for boutique-level comfort. Even more importantly, the Crew Cab Denali models offer best-in-class leg and headroom for the driver and front passenger, offering the comfort of space to stretch. Thoughtful Tech Both Inside and Out It takes a certain amount of technology to make it in today’s world, but the 2024 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali has everything you need intuitively displayed for drivers just like you. The infotainment system is operated via a 13.4-inch customizable touchscreen, while gauge and vehicle details are clearly and prominently displayed on the 12.3-inch Digital Driver Information Center. Additional security is provided by the GMC Pro Safety suite of driver assistance technology, which includes Forward Collision Alert with Following Distance Indicator, Front Pedestrian Braking and Automatic Emergency Braking, along with IntelliBeam automatic headlamps, and Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning. GMC’s Safety Alert Seat is standard on the Denali trim, as well. Denali drivers also enjoy the six-function GMC MultiPro Tailgate, which is the first among pickup trucks around the world. Using a power release function triggered by the remote key fob, settings are designed to help drivers carry the cargo that means the most to them, including a load stop to prevent sliding, a fold-down inner gate that can become a full-width step, work surface, or slide stop for second-tier loads. Drivers have many available options as well. Ranging from Super Cruise Hands-Free Driver Assistance Technology to a sunroof that lets in all the warm Southern air, the options offered on the Sierra 1500 Denali help make life easier and more enjoyable. GMC MultiPro Power Steps help passengers navigate the height created by optional 22-inch painted aluminum and chrome wheels, while the MultiPro audio system by Kicker allows drivers to use the Sierra 1500’s Bluetooth compatibility to take their best playlists anywhere, including outdoors, courtesy of a weatherproof amplifier. In addition to an available multicolor 15-inch Head-Up Display and optional Rear Camera Mirror, the 2024 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali is offered with up to 14 available camera views. Ranging from a view of the hitch to a surround view of the entire vehicle to a transparent trailer view, each view is designed to make driving, maneuvering, and trailering easier than ever. The Perfect Balance of Power and Luxury The GMC Sierra 1500 has rightfully earned its reputation as a highly capable light-duty pickup truck. While there are plenty of models in the market, we like the GMC Sierra 1500 for its rugged durability, full range of trims and options, and features that match what modern drivers actually want. Sure, the GMC truck lineup offers a wide range of highly-capable trucks, but for some drivers, their truck is their home away from home, whether they’re at the job site, or heading out on a lengthy trip. The Denali trim provides all the comforts they expect from a luxury vehicle, complemented by its immense strength. The 2024 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali may no longer be the top dog in the luxury trim game, but it has plenty to offer. Topped only by the Denali Ultimate trim, the Denali manages to make drivers’ comfort and convenience dreams come true without going over the top. The 2024 Sierra 1500 Denali trim is ideal for drivers who truly want an unparalleled truck driving experience. Gone are the days of trucks serving a single utilitarian purpose. The Sierra 1500 Denali has helped usher in a generation of trucks that give you all the high-quality amenities you’d expect from a luxury sedan or SUV. Whether you’re heading to Tishomingo State Park, Tupelo, Tennessee, or beyond, you need a vehicle that will get you where you’re going safely and in style. With technology that artfully combines peace of mind and convenience, engineering that keeps everyone comfortable no matter where the road leads, and features that make time spent behind the wheel more meaningful, the 2024 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali has a lot to offer drivers who want and need a little more than the average light-duty truck provides. Now is the time to experience the Denali for yourself; come in today and let us show you everything this one-of-a-kind pickup has to offer.

If you’ve been driving for a while now, you’re probably familiar with most vehicles you see on the road. You might spot a new model here and there, but you enjoy the classics and know what type of vehicle you like to drive. However, you know that leaving a model the same year after year can make it feel stagnant. Eventually, it either has to evolve, or it gets retired. GMC’s vehicles have undergone some big changes in recent years, but this year, it’s the Terrain’s turn. The 2025 GMC Terrain has been completely redesigned and refreshed for the modern era. more Finding a GMC Terrain for sale might confuse some as they search for the well-known silhouette, but what they’ll come to find is that the Terrain has been altered to showcase a new side of GMC: a more sporty side, with fierce power and plenty of tech and comfort features. If you thought you knew the GMC Terrain, take a look at the 2025 model. You’ll see a brand-new vehicle! Been thinking about getting a new GMC model? Check out the newest Terrain, and you’ll see what everyone will be raving about in the coming months. Here’s a sneak peek: A Redesigned Exterior The Terrain is GMC’s compact SUV, but that doesn’t mean its diminutive size is to be trifled with. A redesign of the entire vehicle has given it an edge, a rough and rugged exterior that gives you an idea what the 2025 GMC Terrain is all about. This latest generation of Terrain will be fresh and modern, ready to take to the road or even off-road. That’s right; there’s an off-road variant for all you thrill-seekers and nature lovers. There’s no denying it: this Terrain is the real deal when it comes to delivering great adventures and helping to form good memories with those you love. So what else has changed? Reports indicate that there are going to be some key differences from the last generation, both in styling and in practical matters. Badging for specific trim levels will be seen on the grille, and new headlamps have been installed. This helps to maintain the bold look the Terrain pulls off, especially when considering that earlier generations were more in line with classic SUV shapes. Many drivers, including yourself, most likely enjoy having a vehicle that looks more unique instead of going for a more standard look. The 2025 Terrain is most definitely in a class all its own. Expect New Interior Features and Upgrades It is also expected that other refreshes will occur, like a redesign for the cabin, additional upholstery options, new comfort and convenience features, and more. While GMC has not revealed the minute details regarding the Terrain’s interior, knowing the brand’s attention to detail and love of unique vehicles, the 2025 Terrain is certain to make a splash. If you’ve been thinking of upgrading from your commuter vehicle to something with more trunk space and outdoor potential, you’ll want to give the Terrain a chance to show you what it’s made of Safety and Tech It is expected that the 2025 GMC Terrain will retain the safety features of the 2024 Terrain, and might make a few more of them standard across trim levels. The 2024 Terrain features Automated Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection, as well as Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning, among others. Adaptive Cruise Control is available for the model, and it remains to be seen whether or not it will become standard on the 2025 model. People in the know also expect to see the following safety and driver assist features: a Forward Collision Alert, a Following Distance Indicator, a Rear Vision Camera, Front and Rear Park Assist, and a Lane Change Alert with a Side Blind Zone Alert. As for the tech, comfort, and convenience side of things, the 2025 Terrain is expected to be able to keep everyone comfortable and entertained. A Wi-Fi hotspot, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto integration, and a spacious interior allow the Terrain to become the most popular model in the segment thanks to all the standard features. Where else are you going to get a compact that somehow retains its spaciousness and provides you with everything you need to be comfortable, connected, and entertained? A Newly-Designed SUV Worth Considering What is known about the newest Terrain is this: it has a bold, fresh new look, both inside and out. It is having some work done to replace older-looking parts to help it keep a modern tone throughout the vehicle. And it appears there will be an off-road trim level for the rugged, outdoorsy types. While there’s a lot to speculate on, the 2025 GMC Terrain is a vehicle worth getting excited about, and if you’ve been on the lookout for a new vehicle, it should be at the top of your list. Many drivers have loved the Terrain over the years, and it’s good to know that GMC plans to bring it into the modern world. It’s always sad to see a vehicle taken off the market, even more so when it has been as beloved as the Terrain. The 2025 GMC Terrain Arrives Later This Year The newest Terrain will arrive at dealerships starting later this year. While shopping for one, you’ll see multiple trim levels and colors available, and if the models you see aren’t quite what you’re looking for, you can put in a custom order so that you have the opportunity to build your own Terrain to your specifications. The Terrain is a popular vehicle, so start the process of getting one now! You can do that right here at Crossroads GMC at your earliest convenience. The 2025 GMC Terrain is going to reawaken some drivers’ love of GMC and will inspire new drivers to dream about their own new vehicles in the future. In a time when newer and bigger are so important, it’s refreshing to see the GMC Terrain take on new challenges while keeping what people have loved about the Terrain all along: spacious interior, bold exterior, and plenty of features to help every driver enjoy the ride. It doesn’t need to be big and showy to show you what it’s capable of. All speculation aside, GMC is positive about one thing: you’re going to love the all-new 2025 GMC Terrain. At Crossroads GMC, we’re excited about this revised GMC SUV joining the 2025 lineup. While there’s still much we don’t know about the new Terrain, we’re confident that this compact SUV will deliver the latest and greatest features GMC offers. For all of the latest news regarding this model, we invite you to stop by and talk to our friendly and knowledgeable team for all of the latest updates. And when the new 2025 Terrain finally makes its debut later this year, you can be sure that we’ll be here to show you everything it has to offer! You can count on us to provide you with all the latest details, and we’ll be more than happy to get you behind the wheel of one for a test drive when they become available. The wait is almost over; stay updated with the team at Crossroads!

Is your family vehicle due for an upgrade? Finding the best vehicle for your family is often time-consuming and stressful, but it doesn’t have to be. Our selection of used cars for sale is exceptional. Every model is hand-selected and vetted to ensure it matches our quality standards. You deserve to shop for the best options in one convenient location, and we’re here to deliver by making the process easier and more rewarding. more Our inventory is constantly cycling to welcome new pre-owned models. Because of this, you’ll find family-friendly used cars from the world’s leading automakers. Here’s a closer look at some of the most popular finds with high safety ratings, affordable price tags, and plenty of features your family will love. An Award-Winning Three-Row SUV: The Kia Telluride Kia sent the world into a tailspin when it debuted the midsize Telluride in 2019. The three-row SUV instantly garnered acclaim for its sophisticated styling and exceptional packaging, with Kia outfitting the model with an upscale cabin and innovative technologies designed to transform every experience in the driver’s seat. As a result, the Telluride became the most-awarded SUV in Kia history. From 2020 to 2022, the Telluride earned a Top Safety Pick rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, with 2023 and 2024 models earning a Top Safety Pick+ rating. For our customers looking for more advanced technologies, shop for a newer Telluride after the mid-cycle refresh in 2022. The updated SUV features a larger 12.3-inch instrument panel, with Kia also expanding the Telluride family with rugged trims like the X-Line and X-Pro. An Agile, Family-Friendly Road Warrior: The Chevy Equinox Riding the tailwind of the Silverado, the Equinox is Chevrolet’s second best-selling vehicle. Debuting in 2005, the Equinox is an excellent option for smaller families who don’t want or need the expansiveness of a three-row SUV. Instead, the Equinox strikes an outstanding balance as a two-row option with a stylish design and many customization options with packages like the Midnight Edition, Sport Edition, and Redline Edition. The Equinox showcases what Chevrolet does best by giving drivers tangible value. For example, models like the 2021 Equinox feature the Chevrolet infotainment system with a seven-inch or eight-inch display and navigation. You’ll also find an outstanding suite of safety tools via the Chevy Safety Assist suite, which includes a Following Distance Indicator, Automatic Emergency Braking, Front Pedestrian Braking, Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning, Forward Collision Alert, and Intellibeam headlights. These technologies and the Equinox’s remarkable build earned the SUV a Top Safety Pick rating from the IIHS in 2020 and 2021, making these models top finds for families. A Family Adventurer: The Toyota 4Runner Toyota has an outstanding reputation for building long-lasting, adventure-ready vehicles. Families looking for an SUV that does double duty are sure to fall in love with the 4Runner. Toyota’s iconic SUV has been in production since the 1980s and has proven its competency on and off the pavement. It’s the perfect everyday road warrior to haul the kids to school and activities, but it can also seamlessly transition into adventure mode and venture down the trail. Toyota models like the 4Runner are slow to depreciate, making your investment even more worthwhile. With Toyota recently introducing the sixth-generation 4Runner in 2024, shopping for a late fifth-generation model is ideal. Toyota made several updates to the 4Runner in 2021, including a new Trail Special Edition. Trims like the TRD Pro also introduced a retuned suspension, adding to its off-road capability and complementing other performance-oriented elements like its FOX shocks, coil springs, and cat-back exhaust for a throaty growl from the engine. A Value-Packed and Versatile SUV: The Ford Explorer Ford is an American automotive pioneer revered for putting the world on wheels. SUVs like the Explorer continue that legacy and give families a well-rounded, versatile option with many standard features and outstanding safety ratings. Debuting in the early 1990s as the successor to the Bronco II, the Explorer has evolved from a compact SUV to a midsize crossover with two and three-row options and a configurable cabin with a second-row bench seat or captain’s chairs. The Explorer’s long tenure in the Ford lineup proves its reputation and long history as a best-seller. More importantly, Ford frequently updates the model to introduce new design elements and features. Families looking for the latest generation should start their search for a 2020 Explorer. Redesigned from the ground up, the sixth-generation Explorer boasts a sophisticated style and an outstanding engine lineup, including a hybrid powertrain and a performance-oriented EcoBoost that produces 400 hp and 415 lb-ft of torque on the ST trim. Satiating your need for speed and accommodating your family is easy with an Explorer ST, but that doesn’t come at the cost of safety or comfort. Instead, the Explorer has a long history of high safety scores, with Top Safety Pick+ ratings in 2020, 2021, and 2022. Add the Explorer’s Terrain Management System with selectable drive modes and the intuitive SYNC infotainment system, and it’s easy to see why the Explorer is a family favorite. Affordable Luxury: The Mazda CX-5 If you’re ready to treat your family to luxury, look no further than the Mazda CX-5. Debuting in 2013, the CX-5 has been Mazda’s best-selling model worldwide since 2014. What makes it so attractive? It’s the perfect blend of luxury and innovation, especially as a used model that promises to keep more money in your wallet. The CX-5’s 2013 debut means the SUV is still relatively young to the Mazda lineup. The automaker introduced its second generation in 2018, with several significant upgrades since then that make these newer models more appealing on the used lot. For example, the 2019 CX-5 is the first to offer the turbocharged SKYACTIV-G 2.5T engine, while the 2020 CX-5 introduced a larger eight-inch infotainment display. Families looking for technologies comparable to the newest CX-5 should check out the 2021 CX-5. Mazda updated the CX-5’s standard infotainment system with the Mazda Connect Software and added an expansive 10.25-inch display. You’ll also find more safety and driver-assist tools that reflect the CX-5’s Top Safety Pick+ ratings in 2021 and 2022. Shopping Tips and Tricks for Families Models like the Kia Telluride, Mazda CX-5, Chevy Equinox, Ford Explorer, and Toyota 4Runner are outstanding options with distinct styling, capabilities, and features. How do you determine the right SUV for your family? We encourage our customers to take a hands-on approach. The real test of how a vehicle handles and performs starts by climbing into the driver’s seat for a test drive. Why not take the same approach with your family? As you narrow your options with a few test drives, see how your family fits in the vehicle. If your child is still in a car seat, let’s install it and see how it fits in the space. Does it give your other children enough room or compromise their comfort? With everyone seated, is there enough room for cargo? Even with an outstanding selection of SUVs on our lot, these questions and considerations are essential when shopping for a vehicle that answers your family’s needs.

Are you searching for a new SUV that combines rugged capability with unrivaled luxury? Look no further because the 2024 GMC Yukon for sale at Crossroads GMC is your answer. This latest model is designed to take life on the road to the next level with its combination of power, technology, and comfort. Buyers are finding that this SUV offers just the right mix of everything they want and need. more The 2024 GMC Yukon isn’t just any old SUV. Instead, it is a statement on wheels regarding quality and technological innovation, having been designed for those who demand excellence from every aspect of their vehicle. Whether you’re a family in need of space and flexibility, an adventurer craving something with robust performance, or a tech-lover seeking the latest in automotive technology, the Yukon caters to all with grace and sophistication. From its commanding presence on the road to the carefully crafted details within, the 2024 GMC Yukon shines as a pinnacle of modern automotive engineering. Will its capabilities and comfort meet all your needs? Let’s dive in and find out what makes the new Yukon a standout performer for the 2024 model year. Power and Performance One of the reasons why the 2024 GMC Yukon stands out is that it offers a lot of power under the hood. The standard 5.3L V8 engine serves up 355 hp and 383 lb-ft of torque, making it easy to hit the open road or just cruise through slower city streets. For those seeking even more power, the available 6.2L V8 engine churns out a staggering 420 hp and 460 lb-ft of torque, giving you all the muscle you need for towing, hauling, and adventure. Those looking to harness the power can do so with the available 3.0L Duramax turbo-diesel, which churns out 277 hp and 460 lb-ft of torque while offering the best fuel economy in the lineup: 21 MPG in the city and 27 MPG on the highway to be exact. What’s more, the Yukon’s forward-thinking driving technologies enhance both performance and efficiency. The Dynamic Fuel Management system allows the engine to operate in 17 different patterns, switching between two to eight cylinders. This optimizes fuel efficiency and creates smooth power delivery. Paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission, the Yukon’s gear changes are virtually undetectable, contributing to a smoother and more responsive ride. Additionally, the Yukon’s available four-wheel-drive system delivers superior traction and control, making it an ideal choice for those who need a vehicle capable of handling various terrains and weather conditions. Magnetic Ride Control further improves ride quality by adjusting the shock absorbers in real time, providing a balanced and comfortable ride no matter where you go. The Yukon’s towing capacity, which can reach up to 8,400 lbs when properly equipped, makes it a versatile option for those who need to tow heavy loads. A Luxurious Interior Inside the 2024 Yukon exists a world of luxury and sophistication. The generously sized interior showcases many careful touches that provide maximum comfort and convenience for all passengers. High-quality materials, including available premium leather upholstery and real wood trim, create a welcoming and upscale vibe. Versatility is key with the Yukon. It can seat up to nine passengers and features an array of configuration options, making it so that you can easily adapt the interior to meet your needs. The second and third-row seats can be folded down flat to provide a cavernous cargo area, enabling you to easily carry bulky items or gear. Innovative technology also plays a significant role in making the Yukon’s cabin feel luxurious. The available 15-inch Diagonal Head-Up Display projects crucial vehicle and driving information onto the windshield, allowing you to keep your eyes on the road. The infotainment system, displayed on a large 10.2-inch touchscreen, provides connectivity with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Comfort is paramount in the Yukon, as evidenced by features like heated and ventilated front seats, Tri-Zone Automatic Climate Control, and an available panoramic sunroof that floods the cabin with natural light and air. The spaciousness of the interior is complemented by thoughtful storage solutions, including a huge center console and multiple cup holders and compartments that help keep smaller items organized. Also, the Yukon offers an exceptionally quiet ride, thanks to its advanced noise-canceling technology and acoustic laminated glass. This creates a serene environment where you can enjoy conversations, music, or simply the tranquility of the drive. Innovative and Protective: The Yukon’s Safety Features GMC takes safety seriously, equipping the 2024 Yukon with an array of advanced safety features designed to protect you and your passengers. The Pro Safety Plus package includes a suite of driver-assistance technologies such as Automatic Emergency Braking, Forward Collision Alert, Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning, and Front Pedestrian Braking. Together, these systems work to help prevent accidents and keep you safe. Adaptive Cruise Control, which automatically adjusts your speed to maintain a safe following distance from the vehicle ahead, can add even more peace of mind. The rear camera mirror gives you a wider, less obstructed view behind the vehicle compared to a traditional rearview mirror, increasing visibility when reversing or changing lanes. Surround Vision is another available system on the 2024 Yukon. It uses multiple cameras to create a bird’s-eye view of the vehicle’s surroundings. This feature is incredibly useful when going in and out of tight spaces or parking in crowded areas, as it provides a clear view of obstacles that might be otherwise out of sight. The Yukon’s emphasis on safety goes beyond passive features. Active safety technologies like the Enhanced Automatic Parking Assist make parking in cramped spaces easier, while the Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert helps monitor your blind spots and provides visual and audible alerts when a vehicle is detected. Advanced Technology and Connectivity In today’s connected world, having access to the latest technology is essential, and the 2024 GMC Yukon does not disappoint. The Yukon’s infotainment system is packed with features designed to keep you connected, informed, and entertained. The huge, user-friendly touchscreen interface allows you to easily access navigation, music, and smartphone integration features such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. One of the standout technological features is the optional Rear-Seat Media System, which includes dual 12.6-inch diagonal LCD touchscreens. These screens can stream content, display navigation information, and even mirror content from compatible devices, keeping rear-seat passengers entertained during long journeys. The 2024 Yukon also gives you plenty of connectivity options to keep everyone connected on the go. The available built-in 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot allows up to seven devices to connect at once, and multiple USB ports and wireless charging capabilities mean that your devices stay powered up throughout the trip. The Yukon also equips an all-inclusive suite of advanced driver aids, including a customizable driver information system that displays key vehicle information directly in front of the driver. The optional navigation system offers real-time traffic updates and turn-by-turn directions, making it easy to find your way to any destination. Voice recognition technology allows for hands-free control of various functions, enabling you to make calls, send texts, and access music without taking your hands off the wheel. The Yukon’s integration with GMC’s Connected Services provides access to remote start, vehicle diagnostics, and other convenient features through an easy-to-use smartphone app. Unmatched Towing and Cargo Capabilities Need a vehicle that can handle heavy loads? The 2024 GMC Yukon is more than up to the task. With a maximum towing capacity of up to 8,400 lbs when properly equipped, the Yukon is perfectly adept at towing boats, trailers, and other heavy items. The available Advanced Trailering System adds a suite of features designed to make towing simpler, including an in-vehicle trailering app, trailer tire pressure monitoring, and trailer light sequencing. The Yukon’s cargo capabilities are equally impressive. With up to 122.9 cu.ft. of cargo space when the second and third rows are folded down, you’ll have plenty of room for all your gear. The available hands-free programmable power liftgate makes loading and unloading cargo a breeze, even when your hands are full. In addition to its raw towing power, the Yukon features Hitch Guidance with Hitch View, helping to align your trailer and hitch. The Yukon’s available Max Trailering Package includes a high-capacity cooling system and an integrated trailer brake controller, allowing your vehicle to remain cool and stable even under heavy loads. The rear suspension has been redesigned to provide a smoother ride and better handling, even when carrying hefty cargo. The Air Ride Adaptive Suspension system adjusts the vehicle’s height to maintain optimal ride quality and handling, whether you’re driving on highways or rugged trails. Also, the Yukon offers an available power-sliding center console, lending extra storage space and convenience for those seated up front. Come Try Out the 2024 Yukon for Yourself As you can see, the 2024 GMC Yukon is a remarkable SUV that combines power, luxury, and innovative new technologies to deliver an exceptional driving experience. No matter if you’re looking for a vehicle to accommodate your growing family, tow heavy loads, or simply enjoy the latest in automotive innovation, the Yukon has something to offer. Visit us today to test drive the 2024 GMC Yukon and discover why it’s the perfect choice for your next vehicle. Buyers who are keen on top-of-the-line amenities, a strong performance, and an abundance of tech gadgets will find that the Yukon is a vehicle that suits them. Will you be one of those buyers? Come test one out and see for yourself. There are plenty of different trim levels on our lot to check out. You might just find that this spacious SUV has everything you’ve been looking for, and more.

One might be compelled to ask why you would want an off-road truck like the GMC Sierra AT4 or AT4X. Why not just settle for a basic Sierra work truck and call it a day? Well, there are benefits to having an off-road truck in the laid-back setting of Alcorn’s county seat; after all, there are a lot of rural roadways around Corinth. You can also still use an off-road truck for daily driving and work-related travel. This is in addition to using the truck for other purposes, including recreational uses. more The Sierra may be known for its luxury prowess, but it has a lot of standard full-size utility to boot. If you want a great truck with lifted suspension, reliable towing, and the ability to haul plenty of material in the rear, then shopping for a GMC Sierra for sale in Corinth may end up being a really good decision for you as a truck shopper. Here are a few reasons why the Sierra AT4 and AT4X are great choices for Corinth drivers. #1 – A Factory Lift Is Both Functional and Cool While most of Corinth consists of paved roads, Northern Mississippi has plenty of areas that can be difficult to traverse. If you regularly find yourself having to transport material or carry large loads in wooded or forested areas off the beaten path, you will need a truck capable of venturing into those areas. One way to avoid getting stuck when traversing uneven or challenging terrain is by driving a lifted truck that can cross over obstacles. The extra ground clearance means you’re less likely to get stuck or deal with hardships braving any off-road traversal, which is great if you’re doing construction, renovations, or debris removal and you need a robust truck that can get into and out of troublesome areas with ease. The best part about the Sierra AT4 and AT4X trims is that whether you opt for a Sierra 1500 or a heavy-duty Sierra 2500 HD or Sierra 3500 HD, the AT4 and AT4X both come with factory-installed lift for over 11 inches of ground clearance. The AT4X also adds Multimatic DSSV dampers for improved shock absorption and handling. What this gives you as a Corinth truck driver is a full-size pickup that is already designed right off the assembly line to brave both the smooth roads of Corinth and the less accommodating trails beyond the city and throughout Mississippi, especially along the river edges and forested areas. #2 – Performance Capabilities to Get Work Done Throughout Corinth Part of what makes the GMC Sierra 1500 AT4 and AT4X so great for Corinth drivers is that they come standard with the 3.0-liter Duramax turbo-diesel. This inline-six makes 305 hp and 495 lb-ft of torque and is paired with 10-speed automatic transmission. However, you can alternatively have the AT4 and AT4X paired with a 6.2-liter EcoTec3 V8, which makes 420 hp and 460 lb-ft of torque. The 6.2-liter is paired up with a 10-speed automatic transmission as well and features Dynamic Fuel Management to get the most out of the Sierra’s fuel economy. Both powertrains feature a Tow/Haul mode to help when trailering. The performance capabilities of the AT4 and AT4X help give the Sierra 1500 a lot of versatility, whether you’re looking for something that can reliably get you to your destinations within Corinth or if you’re looking for something that can provide the utility and rugged functionality a full-size pickup truck is known for. Plus, with the Duramax turbo-diesel, you have an EPA-estimated fuel economy of 23 MPG in the city and 27 MPG with four-wheel drive. For long trips or commutes along Route 45 or Route 72, you can save a lot of fuel even with a full-size truck, which is extremely useful. #3 – Off-Road Towing and Utility Performance capabilities are one thing, but one of the most important aspects of a full-size truck like the GMC Sierra is its towing capabilities, and it does that really well. While many off-road trucks are not known for their towing capacities, the Sierra still packs a punch in the towing department for its off-road models. With the Sierra 1500 AT4, you have up to 9,000 lbs worth of towing capacity, and the AT4X provides you with up to 8,900 lbs worth of towing capacity. If you opt for a heavy-duty three-quarter-ton Sierra 2500 HD AT4, you have up to 17,300 lbs worth of trailering capacity, while the AT4X can trailer up to 18,500 lbs. While the figures aren’t as high as the standard trims, you still get more than adequate towing capacity. Plus, you have front tow hooks on the AT4 and an available heavy-duty winch on the AT4X. The off-road trims definitely make up for any shortcomings with added utility, especially with the locking rear differential on the AT4 and the front and rear electronically locking differentials on the Sierra 1500 AT4X for added traction. Plus, both trims come with integrated trailer brake controllers to help maintain control of a trailer on inclines, declines, or during rough weather. Regardless of weather or having to tow equipment or materials into or out of forested or muddy areas, the GMC Sierra AT4 and AT4X are built to get you into and out of the thick of it with ease. #4 – Functional Bed for Rugged Hauling Towing is just part of what makes a truck such a useful and prized possession among drivers in Corinth; it also needs to be able to haul reliably. This is where trims like the AT4 and AT4X provide you with that extra level of functionality because they both come with a high-quality cargo bed, with the AT4 featuring an available CarbonPro composite bed and the AT4X featuring a spray-on bedliner with a watertight seal and a non-skid surface. The AT4 and AT4X also offer cargo tie-down cleats for when you need to keep lumber, fishing equipment, or construction material locked down tight in the bed. The added corner-step rear bumper is also great, so you can easily get into the cargo bed to access the items you’re hauling. Plus, both trims come standard with the GMC MultiPro Tailgate, so if you want the six additional functions that the MultiPro Tailgate offers, including a raised work surface, multiple levels of load stops, and an accessory step to access the bed, this truck delivers in spades. And with both trucks featuring skid plates––and in the case of the AT4X AEV, stamped-steel skid plates––you don’t have to worry about the undercarriage getting damaged or scuffed when you head to off-road areas or work sites. #5 – Convenience Features Make for Comfortable Driving This list includes a lot of features related to the utility and functionality of the Sierra AT4 and AT4X, but do you know that both off-road trucks also have a lot of comfort and convenience features? Yes, both trucks come with a premium GMC infotainment suite featuring a 13.4-inch HD touchscreen with Bluetooth device streaming and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Even better is that you have voice-activated controls and navigation support. The AT4X even comes equipped with a 12-speaker Bose Premium Series surround sound system, and both trims feature Wi-Fi hotspot connectivity. In addition, you have heated and ventilated leather seats, with 16-way power massage seats with lumbar support on the AT4X. So it’s not just a matter of the Sierra off-road trims being designed to be rugged, but they’re very luxurious as well. Plus, you have multiple storage compartments throughout the cabin for work materials and tools, including a rear under-seat storage compartment. A leather-wrapped steering wheel with steering wheel media controls and even a heads-up display all help give the AT4 and AT4X a lot of personality, functionality, and convenience for those looking for a highly functional and feature-rich GMC Sierra for sale in Corinth.