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I was able to get my hands on a 2024 Canyon Denali in transit to a dealership in central California. I called the dealership spoke with a sales person, found out when the truck was to be delivered, I put $500 deposit to hold it for me. March 8th ( 24) took delivery of the Canyon Denali, so far I’m enjoying the handling and responsiveness of the 2.7 turbo four-cylinder engine. I have over 2000 miles on it.
I’m in a debacle, about getting the sierra over the canyon? When making the choice of getting the canyon, was getting a sierra ever in your mind? Would you consider it?
I took delivery of my '24 Canyon AT4 (in BLUE!) on March 30th, 8 months after I ordered it as a '23. I'm patient, and despite the UAW strike, stop-sale, roof flex fix, software reprogramming, update to 11-inch dash display...I didn't mind the wait. My '17 Colorado Z71 only had 31,000 miles and was pissing me off by randomly not giving up the ignition key for 10 or so minutes after shutting it off - I forgot twice, once at home, once at work, with dead battery both times after several hours of sitting. Drove away from the GMC dealer feeling a bit dirty, as I felt the Colorado was worth a couple thousand more than I got for it, and 7.5% interest rate despite having a 799 credit rating, 500 to special order, 500 military discount, and 4,000 @ signing...
My 2024 (1150 miles) currently sits at the dealer going on 2 weeks. The roof dent issue has apparently spilled into the 2024s. Oh and there is not one but 2 oil leaks, one of which is the rear main seal that involves dropping the transmission to fix. The adaptive cruise warning light triggered even though I wasn't using it, and the check engine light was on just for good measure. I've asked GMC to replace the truck and you all here know the answer to that...
So many incorrect stats where do I start. 1. AEV is north of 66k, 56k is the AT4X 2. Tire size incorrect on the AEV not 33s it comes with 35s 3. AT4X comes with same shocks as the AEV edition 4. Was other stuff incorrect can't remember them all!
In regards to tech, the Denali Canyon lacks front sonar and a power sliding rear window. How about a digital review mirror found on some of the full size trucks?
That's one of a million reasons why I will never get a Canyon or Colorado. And lot rot is a real problem. Saw 2-3 of these at a GMC stealership in my city and I could tell they had been sitting there for a long long time. The windows were caked with so much crud that I couldn't read the window sticker. I don't want to know what condition the UNSEEN parts of the engine bay are in. I know I'd be in for a lot of repairs if I had bought one. Plus every single stealership marks them up $4,000!
My favorite parts of the Canyon are gone. 6cyl engine, extended cab, 6ft bed. The new engine might be fine but the other two options are not available. Frontier is the only game in town.
I bought a 23 and the next day I took it through the car wash, the blow dryer caved in the roof. GM sent the dealer support patches to fix the problem. The dealer did the install that fixed the problem but did some damage to the interior. I’m taking it back and exchanging it for a 24 that doesn’t have this issue.
@@joegrahe3958 …So I took it back and got a 24, it has a sunroof so I definitely won’t have that issue again. But now I have another problem. There is a spot on the door about 4” long and a 1” high that is clearly lighter than the rest of the paint. When you look closely it looks like the paint was wiped when it was wet then the clear coat was put on. Called the dealer and he said that should be covered under warranty. I’ll find out today. Are they going to install that kit for you ?
@@-What-are-your-thoughtsmy OCD would be in overdrive over the paint issue. Shame- we pay top dollar now for sloppy workmanship .and yes they are installing the kit- and btw there is also 2 oil leaks, one which requires dropping the transmission. Fun times.
@@joegrahe3958No one is forcing you to over pay for cheap workmanship. After driving Chevy trucks for 25 years, I finally switched to Nissan. GMC and Chevy are crap.
For the price difference of the AEV & a stock frontier, ranger lariat, Colorado, or mid tier Tacoma, you can drop $15-20,000 extra & have a more capable truck with hand picked aftermarket parts. Can have a bed rack, lights, wheel/tire setup of your choice, ect. I don’t see the value here..
The benefit of the AEV package is that everything is under warranty, but I agree, the components themselves do not justify an $11,000 price. However, the standard ZR2 and AT4X are impressive rigs, and definitely worth the money if you’re really gonna use the truck off-road.
They created a new issue. Not everyone who wants a Canyon wants a lifted 4 WD. GM seems to have forgotten that a large portion of US population is in mild climates and will not use the the trucks for off roading but you can not obtain a higher trim in 2 WD or without the lift. I know a lot of people use these trucks for camping, hunting fishing or driving through sand, deep snow, mud or rugged terrain so the 4 WD and lift option is great. But there is another segment of people who drive these on primarily on the highway and want the feature of the Denali or AT4 (x) trims without the excess height for access to the bed. These trucks are as tall as my full sized. So where do we go? Nissan or Toyota….?
I purchased a new 2023 canyon denali last summer....ELECTRICAL ISSUE after ELECTRICAL ISSUE....never got fixed...needless to say I traded that damn thing off 3 weeks ago!!! WILL NOT BUY GM again!!!!!
So are they in process to or have been shipping? Trying to order the 24 Denali the way I want a bunch of dealers stalling? Are the bugs fixed and yea what about the roof dents ? Thanks
As far as I know, the issues have been corrected and production has continued. We have two AT4s supposed to be delivered to the dealer within 4 weeks, and a Colorado within 6 weeks. Our dealer has both on the lot every time I go in for oil changes, but not these color/configuration we wanted.
It was only for 12 units, and it was corrected immediately, there was no actual issues but to be safe they offered a recal and no one came forth as there were no other trucks with a cracked engin block. I was a isolated incident that GM took seriously.
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Unfortunately, yes, due to the also ridiculously overpriced Sierra.
I was able to get my hands on a 2024 Canyon Denali in transit to a dealership in central California. I called the dealership spoke with a sales person, found out when the truck was to be delivered, I put $500 deposit to hold it for me. March 8th ( 24) took delivery of the Canyon Denali, so far I’m enjoying the handling and responsiveness of the 2.7 turbo four-cylinder engine. I have over 2000 miles on it.
I’m in a debacle, about getting the sierra over the canyon? When making the choice of getting the canyon, was getting a sierra ever in your mind? Would you consider it?
NOT (especially if da Sierra was built in Mexico)!!!
I took delivery of my '24 Canyon AT4 (in BLUE!) on March 30th, 8 months after I ordered it as a '23. I'm patient, and despite the UAW strike, stop-sale, roof flex fix, software reprogramming, update to 11-inch dash display...I didn't mind the wait. My '17 Colorado Z71 only had 31,000 miles and was pissing me off by randomly not giving up the ignition key for 10 or so minutes after shutting it off - I forgot twice, once at home, once at work, with dead battery both times after several hours of sitting. Drove away from the GMC dealer feeling a bit dirty, as I felt the Colorado was worth a couple thousand more than I got for it, and 7.5% interest rate despite having a 799 credit rating, 500 to special order, 500 military discount, and 4,000 @ signing...
Ya all that cause it was the first year of a refresh but man you got to brag on your dope truck!¡!!!
My 2024 (1150 miles) currently sits at the dealer going on 2 weeks. The roof dent issue has apparently spilled into the 2024s. Oh and there is not one but 2 oil leaks, one of which is the rear main seal that involves dropping the transmission to fix. The adaptive cruise warning light triggered even though I wasn't using it, and the check engine light was on just for good measure. I've asked GMC to replace the truck and you all here know the answer to that...
So many incorrect stats where do I start.
1. AEV is north of 66k, 56k is the AT4X
2. Tire size incorrect on the AEV not 33s it comes with 35s
3. AT4X comes with same shocks as the AEV edition
4. Was other stuff incorrect can't remember them all!
In regards to tech, the Denali Canyon lacks front sonar and a power sliding rear window. How about a digital review mirror found on some of the full size trucks?
They didn’t start production until January 2 and they had a stop sale period in February.
I'm not paying 50, 000 plus for piddly 4 cylinder over reved by a turbo. You'll be lucky to get 150,000 miles on that engine.
Not keeping a car for 150k so who cares
That's one of a million reasons why I will never get a Canyon or Colorado. And lot rot is a real problem. Saw 2-3 of these at a GMC stealership in my city and I could tell they had been sitting there for a long long time. The windows were caked with so much crud that I couldn't read the window sticker. I don't want to know what condition the UNSEEN parts of the engine bay are in. I know I'd be in for a lot of repairs if I had bought one. Plus every single stealership marks them up $4,000!
You obviously know nothing about engine building and how this engine was built ! Leave ur negative comments to your boyfriend
My favorite parts of the Canyon are gone. 6cyl engine, extended cab, 6ft bed. The new engine might be fine but the other two options are not available. Frontier is the only game in town.
Did the fix the roof sheet metal dent issues?
I bought a 23 and the next day I took it through the car wash, the blow dryer caved in the roof. GM sent the dealer support patches to fix the problem. The dealer did the install that fixed the problem but did some damage to the interior. I’m taking it back and exchanging it for a 24 that doesn’t have this issue.
my 2024 dented as well
@@joegrahe3958 …So I took it back and got a 24, it has a sunroof so I definitely won’t have that issue again. But now I have another problem. There is a spot on the door about 4” long and a 1” high that is clearly lighter than the rest of the paint. When you look closely it looks like the paint was wiped when it was wet then the clear coat was put on. Called the dealer and he said that should be covered under warranty. I’ll find out today. Are they going to install that kit for you ?
@@-What-are-your-thoughtsmy OCD would be in overdrive over the paint issue. Shame- we pay top dollar now for sloppy workmanship .and yes they are installing the kit- and btw there is also 2 oil leaks, one which requires dropping the transmission. Fun times.
@@joegrahe3958No one is forcing you to over pay for cheap workmanship. After driving Chevy trucks for 25 years, I finally switched to Nissan. GMC and Chevy are crap.
Nice truck 👍
Want the new Denali but dealers suck . Goin to downsize from 2020 f150
Did I say dealers suck . I might just say stick it can’t get a reasonable deal
For the price difference of the AEV & a stock frontier, ranger lariat, Colorado, or mid tier Tacoma, you can drop $15-20,000 extra & have a more capable truck with hand picked aftermarket parts. Can have a bed rack, lights, wheel/tire setup of your choice, ect. I don’t see the value here..
The benefit of the AEV package is that everything is under warranty, but I agree, the components themselves do not justify an $11,000 price. However, the standard ZR2 and AT4X are impressive rigs, and definitely worth the money if you’re really gonna use the truck off-road.
They created a new issue. Not everyone who wants a Canyon wants a lifted 4 WD. GM seems to have forgotten that a large portion of US population is in mild climates and will not use the the trucks for off roading but you can not obtain a higher trim in 2 WD or without the lift. I know a lot of people use these trucks for camping, hunting fishing or driving through sand, deep snow, mud or rugged terrain so the 4 WD and lift option is great. But there is another segment of people who drive these on primarily on the highway and want the feature of the Denali or AT4 (x) trims without the excess height for access to the bed. These trucks are as tall as my full sized. So where do we go? Nissan or Toyota….?
GM CAN'T BUILD A DEPENDABLE VEHICLE..GM SOON ON THE HISTORY CHANNEL..
Can you point to the stats you're using to get to your conclusion. And define "reliable". tyia
I purchased a new 2023 canyon denali last summer....ELECTRICAL ISSUE after ELECTRICAL ISSUE....never got fixed...needless to say I traded that damn thing off 3 weeks ago!!! WILL NOT BUY GM again!!!!!
@MrTxnok What issues did you have?
I hear their having issues with cracked engine blocks.
It was 12 engines out of 400,000 produced to date. And it’s “they’re,” not “their.”
@@Holden-McGroin sounds a little low
Exactly. It’s a non-issue. Casting defects were isolated to a small batch of blocks, and the issues shows itself very quickly.
So are they in process to or have been shipping? Trying to order the 24 Denali the way I want a bunch of dealers stalling? Are the bugs fixed and yea what about the roof dents ? Thanks
As far as I know, the issues have been corrected and production has continued. We have two AT4s supposed to be delivered to the dealer within 4 weeks, and a Colorado within 6 weeks. Our dealer has both on the lot every time I go in for oil changes, but not these color/configuration we wanted.
To much computer
*too not to.
Android junk bring back the flawless software platform QNX
I hear their having issues with cracked engine blocks
It was only for 12 units, and it was corrected immediately, there was no actual issues but to be safe they offered a recal and no one came forth as there were no other trucks with a cracked engin block. I was a isolated incident that GM took seriously.