GMTruckGuy74

Maybe it's just me, but when you look at the picture of the H3 from the rear angle, does it look like the rear roof/glass area may not be real? Meaning that the truck pictured is a SUT model? Maybe I'm just being too hopeful! I'd really like to see the pickup version - here's hoping it takes after the H3T concept truck.

Thanks bobo! I couldn't remember who it was that provided me with my old C&G signature. In the meantime, I'll use it because I still like it. HarleyEarl... thanks for the suggestion, I think I might do. So anyone willing to still make me a new one? Maybe it's time to update & be fresh for the new C&G.

Since I never kept a copy of the signature I used to have on the old C&G, I don't have one here now to display. Anyone with skill willing to come to my aid? I'll try to provide you with what I would like (pictures) if you want me to.

Like the Canyon AT4? Read more about it here: pickuptruck.com Here's some more pictures too: No news from any of our insiders on this topic? I was hoping to at least find out that the Canyon & Colorado are getting a refresh/update for the 2007 model year. I'd like the steering wheel to gain some redundant controls for the radio and an enhanced driver's info center (like on the Envoy). I really like the Canyon in the Stealth Gray Metallic color; if I knew a refresh similar to the Canyon AT4 was coming in '07, I might be able to wait!!! :P P.S. - I also like the 17 inch Sierra rims that they used on the Canyon AT4: http://www.cheersandgears.com/public/style_emoticons//AH-HA_wink.gif Why don't they start offering those instead of these God awful 15 inchers:

I really like the power and performance of the 4.2 I-6 in my '05 Envoy. I agree that GM should have designed the Canyon/Colorado to use the 4.2 as the upgraded engine and the I-5 as a base engine instead of the I-4. That would have made these trucks a little more unique in the marketplace.

Love the color! Damn GMNA... always thinking all sport cars have to be red, black, white, or silver!!!

Anyone here know if the GMC Canyon (and Colorado) are scheduled for an update for 2007? I know some of our insiders have seen the new models coming out over the next 30 months, and I was wondering if the Canyon was getting an exterior and maybe an interior upgrade. I'm hoping for something that makes it more differentiated from the Colorado this time. Something like this: 2003 SEMA Show - GMC Canyon AT4 Also, does anyone know if a performance version (a'la Syclone) is in the works too? I'd love to find out GMC is bringing out a sport-performance Canyon, even if they had to call it Canyon Denali I'd still be happy. TIA for teh info!! :)

I gotta tell you, I like the new '06 MC's too. Even though the frontend is generic looking, I think this is the best that the MC has looked since the 1995 MY was introduced.

I gotta tell you, I like the new '06 MC's too. Even though the frontend is generic looking, I think this is the best that the MC has looked since the 1995 MY was introduced.

All I know is that I love our new '05 Envoy SLT (regular length model). I made sure to lease it because I knew a new Envoy was around the corner in '07 or '08.

Just recently went to Six Flags Great Adventure (Jackson, NJ)... rode Kingda Ka - the world's tallest, fastest roller coaster (0-120 mph in 3.5 seconds/456 feet tall). Not as bad as I thought it would be, couldn't tell how high you were going up, but when you reached the top and saw how all the cars in the parking lot looked like micromachines, and then the 90 degree angle straight down... whoa!

Ummm... those two rides are in the Disney/MGM Studios theme park (DisneyWorld) - not affliated with Universal Studios. :P

30 years old here (31 on Dec 23rd).

:lol: Hahahaha! :lol: All they did was remove the bottom portion of the bumper, and there's no changes to the grille. I'm in agreement with others here that it's a Colorado body on a Hummer H3 mule platform. Remember what our insiders have said about the possible Hummer H4/Hx: Theta will most likely be the platform used for that, not the GMT-355/356 (Canyon/Colorado/H3) platform.

Also, the Pontiac Safari was longer than the Chevy Nomad (lengthened in the rear) and used real leather on the seats. So while sharing the roofline, the Pontiac is not just a '50s rebadge of the Chevy version. I like the '57 model the best, btw. And the Safari name continued after '57, but it was on a 4-door station wagon body. I beleive 1990 was the last year for the Safari name on a Pontiac wagon (yep, GMC & Pontiac both sold vehicles named Safari at the same time).

I too miss Landis (98Regency) around here. When I joined 2 or 3 years ago, he was a daily poster and I always enjoyed reading his insight. I still have the Oldsmobile video tapes that he was sending out and was nice enough to include me at the last minute. 98, if you're reading this, please come back!!!

The funny thing is that my best friend came over Saturday night, took the Envoy out for a spin and was hooked! He liked it so much, he decided it was time to trade in his '01 Nissan Maxima. Only problem? No '05 Envoy SLT's around... so he went with the 2005 Buick Rainier CXL AWD instead!!!

When I first went to the dealer about the GMC Envoy, the Internet Manager pointed out to the lot at a dark red Aztek (btw, the very LAST one, a base model with plastic wheelcovers) and asked if I'd be interested in it, seeing as how I was a current Rendezvous owner (if he only knew how I couldn't wait to get out of the Rendezvous lease.. what an assumption on his part!). My 11 year-old's eyes lit up at the thought of getting an Aztek, as he's liked them ever since they came out in 2001. Boy it was hard breaking his heart!!!

My best friend just bought a 2005 Buick Rainier CXL AWD and is totally thrilled with it. I better not tell him that there's no replacement scheduled after 2007 for it.

That was my problem with it. When GMC announced this new innovative feature on a new Envoy model, I was excited. But once I saw the vehicle, I thought it looked oddly proportioned. I drove an '04 model at the 2004 Philly "Auto Show in Motion" and it rode and handled nicely. The dealership in which I leased my regular Envoy SLT had a leftover '05 Envoy XUV SLE 2WD model that the salesman told me they couldn't give away (hey, if it was free with the purchase of an Envoy, I would have taken it!). The sliding roof and midgate should have been engineered on the regular length Envoy - maybe it would have sold better and I'd bet it would have looked 10x better too!

2005 alone I've been very good to teh General: One of my students <who just got her license> - bought a 2005 Chevy Cobalt Coupe in January after asking me for advice(originally considering a Scion TC); Mom & Dad - bought a 2005 Saturn VUE AWD V6 in Febraury after asking for my assistance (originally looking for either a Jeep Liberty or Ford Escape); Sis & Bro-in-law - leased a 2005 GMC Envoy XL SLT 4WD in May after consulting with me (originally considered either a Honda Pilot or Nissan Pathfinder - both with 3rd row seats); Me & the Wife - leased a 2005 GMC Envoy SLT 4WD last Friday; My best friend - having owned a Nissan Maxima since 2001, was very impressed with my Envoy Saturday night that he went out and looked at them today; no '05s left, but bought a 2005 Buick Rainier CXL AWD instead! That's five sales I've brought to the General this year alone; unfortunately, I lost one sale - my aunt, who was looking at Chevy Equinox's but really wanted and got a Jeep Liberty. I need some commission or some free service on the new Envoy or a trip to see those new introductions that the auto media got to see a couple of months ago :lol:

:o You had me at "1960s GMC pickup"!!! :P

Added the first three pictures I took of the new Envoy. Enjoy!

You know, my local Toys R Us had those in-stock the other day I went (that's not the TONKA truck I bought for him though; maybe Christmas!). It was $29.99, and I know Target and Wal-mart will be at least $5 cheaper. But it was a cool TONKA truck nonetheless.

Well, I was really into TONKA trucks. Had a ton of them, seeing as how I got a lot of them for birthday and Christmas presents. I was born in '74, so I had a lot of the late '70s and early '80s TONKA's. Of course there were the Matchbox and Hot Wheels cars too. Then Star Wars and Transformers (Go-bots too) and GI Joe. BV - I too have a basement full of toys I've collected over the last 10-15 years that I'm now thinking of turning into cash. I know how you feel. Maybe eBay is the answer, although I live close to a really BIG flea market and probably could make some good $$$ if I wait a month or two for the holidays to roll around.