GMC
36 entries
American truck and SUV division of General Motors, slotted above Chevrolet and below Cadillac in the group's range.
- Founded
- 1900, Detroit, as Grabowsky Motor Company
- Owner
- General Motors
- Builds
- SUVs, pickups, vans and light-duty trucks
- Position
- Premium brand between Chevrolet and Cadillac
The brand's roots reach back to the Grabowsky Motor Company, opened in Detroit in 1900 and renamed Rapid Motor Vehicle Company in 1902. General Motors formed the General Motors Truck Company in 1911 and adopted the GMC name a year later.
GMC supplied trucks in large numbers during both world wars, including 600,000 for the US armed forces in the Second World War. The word Truck was dropped from vehicle branding in 1998, and Hummer returned as a GMC sub-brand in 2020.
- 1900Grabowsky Motor Company set up in Detroit
- 1909Rapid Motor Vehicle Company becomes part of GM
- 1911General Motors Truck Company formed
- 1912The GMC name is adopted
- 2020Hummer revived as a GMC sub-brand
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GMC GMC W-Series: the Isuzu Elf built for North America
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GMC GMC Tracker: the Canadian mini SUV of 1989-1991
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GMC GMC T-Series: the Isuzu Forward with a GMC badge
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GMC GMC PD-4501 Scenicruiser: Greyhound’s two-level icon
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GMC GMC M135: the post-war Deuce and a Half that Canada chose
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GMC GMC C/K: four generations of the truck that became the Sierra
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GMC GM Futurliner: the art-deco showcase that carried the Parade of Progress
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GMC GMC Blue Chip: the 1955 truck that brought a wraparound windscreen to the range
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GMC GMC New Look: the Fishbowl that carried North American cities for decades
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GMC GMC General: the largest conventional truck General Motors built
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GMC GMC Caballero: GMC’s car-based pickup of 1978-1987
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GMC GMC Blazer: the full-size two-door that GMC sold as the Jimmy
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GMC GMC Brigadier: the short-hood Class 8 that outlived its Chevrolet twin
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GMC GMC Astro: the last Class 8 cabover from General Motors
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GMC GMC Denali: the premium badge that became a brand
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GMC GMC Vandura: GMC’s version of the long-running G-series van
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GMC GMC CCKW: the original Deuce and a Half
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GMC GMC RTS: the Advanced Design Bus that outlived its maker
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GMC GMC Motorhome: the only motorhome built end to end by a car maker
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GMC GMC Chevette: the only saloon ever sold with a GMC badge