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PickupTrucks.com: Top Ten Concept Trucks Of The Decade

Ray Wert — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 13:30:00 EST

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Our friends at PickupTrucks.com put together their list of ten concept trucks we hoped would be parked on job sites by next year. Sadly, most of the list, including the GMC Denali XT above, never came to pass. [PickupTrucks.com] More »

Chicago Auto Show: GMC Denali XT Exposes Itself To The Masses

Mark Arnold — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 18:00:00 EST

That's right folks, GMC just revealed its Denali-ero to the press, here at the auto show in the City that is Windy (and snowy). We've already shown you all the up close and personal details of the Denali XT Concept, but this is the first time it's been displayed at a show. All that Aussie-designed goodness made the crowd go wild, and I think they had to call in the cavalry or something to retain the mob. But all of that's a good thing. Because in our book, the more car-truck love, the better. We just wish GM would stop calling it a "Sport-Utility Truck." Those marketing people at GMC seriously need to grow some mullets and embrace their Caballero heritage. More »

GMC Denali XT Hybrid Concept Truck: The Caballero Is Back...In Concept

Mark Arnold — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 17:42:24 EST

This is it. It's called the GMC Denali XT Hybrid Concept Truck, and this unibody rear-wheel drive Australian professional grade car-truck action set to be unveiled this week at the Chicago Auto Show is making us excited in a way we haven't been since we saw the first episode of My Name Is Earl. And why shouldn't we be? Everyone knows the El Camino had a GMC version called the ~~Sprint~~ Caballero! GM, knowing of our love of all things car with a truck-bed allowed us, along with the fellow lovers of all things El Camino at PickupTruck.com, the opportunity to go behind the scenes in sunny Southern California for an exclusive with the design team and some one-of-a-kind photos of this unique Aussie import. When we accepted the invite to attend (at our own expense of course) we were expecting to see nothing more than a re-badged four-door Holden Crewman updated to the current VE architecture. Cool, but nothing more than what you'd expect from a leader in re-badging. Instead what we got was stunning, jaw-dropping and mind-blowing. So grab a shrimp off the Barbie above and settle in for the full story below the jump, mate!
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