[Gmc64]

I have a 2021 GMC Canyon, and has 50k on it. The only issue I've had is a replaced tow pkg fuse replacement. Absolutely nothing else, and getting good mileage with the V6. I'm 5'11" and fit perfectly, no problem to find a comfortable position, and have plenty of rear room for passengers. I plan to keep it until GM gets the quality issues with gen 3 resolved, which could be another 10 years.

 

[BIGAME69]

I have already bought a 3rd gen again. I had a 2023 Colorado. I took it to the dealer for service. To make a long story short they made me an offer that I couldnt refuse. 3K plus my paid off 2023 for a new 2025. The 2023 was near mint condition with 8500 miles. They gave $185 less than I paid for it new. The reason they made the deal was it was the end of quarter and they needed to sell a couple more vehicles to get the bonus for moving a certain amount of vehicles.

 

[\/\/alley]

I had a 2010 Canyon for almost 15yrs with no issues whatsoever. My new 2024 Canyon Denali is a completely different machine and I'm loving it. I looked at all the competition and did many test drives over a 2yr period and have no regrets at all.
For those complaining about the back seat and interior space, I would say the 3rd gen has more than my 2010 did. I am over 6'2" and have my seat slightly ahead of all the way back but I can also drive comfortably with it moved forward enough for a passenger behind me. 99% of the time my back seat is empty and covered with a seat protector though.

 

[w1kedz]

If you had it to do all over again. Knowing what you know now about your truck. Would you buy again or go with something else.

I did a lemon law buyback on my 2023 and immediately ordered a new 2025, still my favorite vehicle (both features and looks) I've owned (and I've owned a lot of vehicles over the last 30 years). I'd turn around and order another one if something happened to go catastrophically wrong with this one lol.