GMC Terrain News

Ford's second-most popular vehicle by sales has failed a critical crash safety test, earning the worst safety rating of seven small SUVs tested by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety for front passenger-side crash protection.

GMC recognizes how many of its SUVs are customized immediately after purchase. It's not uncommon for a big SUV to be ordered in black, and then to receive a murdered-out look on top of that: black wheels, black tint, black trim. According to GMC, roughly 1 in 5 new SUV buyers gets their new vehicle customized, and to better serve those customers, it's now saving them the trouble of having to get that look as aftermarket.

It's so much better than before ... too bad about the shifter.

It's thanks to crossover, SUV, and truck sales.

Lots of power in small packages.

MOAR Bikes company created an electric foldable all-terrain bike. eBIke uses a Samsung 48V lithium battery and can do 25 miles on a single charge.

After a very long first generation, GMC finally has a new compact crossover. And not a moment too soon.

The North American International Auto Show is looking like a crossover-heavy expo.

GMC is blacking-out another vehicle, the Terrain Nightfall Edition, which will be introduced at the 2016 New York International Auto Show.

GMC updated its smallest offering, the Terrain for 2016, but after a week behind the wheel, it doesn't feel equal to the competition.

The rupture of a Takata side-airbag inflator during testing is causing a recall of 414 General Motors vehicles from Buick, Cadillac, Chevy, and GMC.

The revised 2016 GMC Terrain gets a face with more character, a new trim lineup, more interior options, and additional safety features lower down the range.

General Motors is launching new entry-level trims for four of its popular models that slash prices by removing some content but mostly seriously cut into dealer margins. The changes let the brands advertise segment-leading prices to attract potential buyers into showrooms.

General Motors finally has something to celebrate about. The 2014 Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain aced the latest round of small overlap front crash tests by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety among nine midsize SUVs, and they both scored a Top Safety Pick+ accolade. However,

Here's some news regarding the safety of General Motors vehicles that will actually reassure some car owners instead of frightening them.

The days of changing your engine oil every 3,000 miles are long gone thanks to most cars having automatic oil monitoring systems, but about 800,000 General Motors vehicles apparently have incorrect monitoring software that is leading to premature engine component wear. According to Autoweek, certain 2010-2012 Buick LaCrosse, Re