General Motors Reveals Updates to 2016 GMC Sierra [Video]

by Aaron Cole

Updated: December 31st, 2020 Published: July 15th, 2015

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General Motors is revealing its updates to the 2016 GMC Sierra lineup days after Chevrolet revealed its new face for the 2016 Silverado.

In a video posted to its YouTube channel (via Automotive News), GMC trotted out the new front fascias, bumpers and C-shaped LED daytime running lamps for the full-size pickup.

The video shows three trims of the GMC Sierra 1500, including Denali (pictured below), SLT and All-Terrain, all with unique front ends and in varying levels of chrome-iness.

In addition to the bumpers, daytime lights and front fascia, the new Sierra will have C-shaped LED taillights.

GMC said more details about the truck would be released in “coming months.”

On Monday, Chevrolet announced the Silverado would be sporting a body-colored grille and two strips of LED lights on higher trim levels.

Here’s the video:

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Big Al from Oz on Jul 16, 2015

I agree with Lou_BC regarding the 2014 steel F-150 Ford'ish looks to the front end. This might work in GMC's favour as Ford loses 1/2 ton pickup sales. I saw on Bloomberg yesterday Ford is fighting back with $10 000 worth of incentives on the new aluminium F-150 wonder truck.....what a fantastically successful move on Ford's part this pickup is. If this mindset continues with the aluminium pickups, the next Ford aluminium HD wonder trucks might sell at the same rate the new aluminium F-150 has........near on Ram numbers. Ford wake up to yourself. The transit was a success, find other global platforms like the Transit to transplant into the US market place, ie, the global Ranger.

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- Bball40dtw on Jul 16, 2015
  
  There is up to $5000 on the hood of an F150 (XLT Supercrew 2.7TT only). Everything else is discounting packages. Some of the packages are priced too high, so I'm not surprised. Dealers are advertising up to $10,000 off in order to compete with RAM and GM dealers. This ended up being the worst time to launch a truck. Gas prices dropped and GM and RAM were waiting with good, discounted trucks while Ford had supply issues. The only good news is that transaction prices are way up.
  
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- Bball40dtw on Jul 16, 2015
  
  Also, I'm in Florida this week. The newspaper ads have dealers advertising Silverados and RAMs at 20%-30% off MSRP.
  
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Moparmann on Jul 16, 2015

I am curious as to what the height of these trucks are. From the top of the hood to the edge of the air dam looks as though the front end alone is more than 6' high! It can't be easy parking these rigs in tight spaces! My '83 Silverado & '93 S-10 Xcab just keeps looking better and better (compared to these overstyled monstrosities)!:-)

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