GMC is an American automaker that builds premium trucks and SUVs with capability and comfort as selling points. GMC is a division of General Motors and all of its vehicles share platforms with other GM products. Certain products, like its trucks, are very closely related to that of Chevrolet products.
In this article:
- Who Makes GMC Cars?
- What Sort of Vehicles Does GMC Make?
- Detailed GMC Buying Guides
- What Are The Best GMC Cars?
Who Makes GMC Cars?
General Motors acquired the Rapid Motor Truck Company in 1909, which was rebranded as the General Motors Truck Company in 1911. For decades, it was solely focused on producing rugged trucks, before adding SUVs to its lineup. GMC vehicles are primarily built in North America, with manufacturing facilities in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
