2005 GMC Canyon

2005 GMC Canyon is a 2-door, up to 3-passenger compact pickup, available in 4 trims, ranging from the Z85 SL to the Z71 SLE.

Here's why:

• 2005 GMC Canyon trims have 28-mm front stabilizer bar & 28-mm rear stabilizer bar.
• GMC Canyon Reviews - front suspension has independent front suspension with torsion bars and off-road ride type.
• The 2005 GMC Canyon rear suspension, has live rear suspension with 2 stage multi-leaf springs and off-road ride type.
• The engine a 2.8-Liter, Vortec (R) I4, 16-Valve, DOHC, SEFI Engine, front/longitudinal mounted with horsepower of 175@5600 and torque of 185@2800; cast aluminum block and cast aluminum cylinder heads- GMC Canyon Reviews.
• The 2005 GMC Canyon braking system includes 2-speed transfer case, 4-wheel anti-lock brakes, automatic locking hubs,  front power 284-mm X 41-mm disc brakes and rear power 295-mm X 64-mm drum brakes, part-time 4-wheel drive and rear locking differential-2005 GMC Canyon Reviews
• 2005 GMC Canyon safety, includes a passenger side airbag cutoff sensor activated by seatbelt engagement and passenger weight, passenger airbag with dual stage deployment and side door guard beams.

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