The 2018 GMC Sierra offers a little bit of something for everyone. With several trim packages and three versions available, including the Sierra 1500 Light-Duty pickup truck, the 2500 Heavy Duty pickup and the 3500 Denali Heavy Duty pickup, it's hard to go wrong with the 2018 Sierra. The truck’s heavy-duty bed and impressive power make it an ideal work vehicle, while the distinctive design and plush interior deem it worthy of shuttling family, friends or clients in comfort. Multiple safety options and a roomy cabin make the Sierra versatile enough to be your daily driver, and the Sierra also has the power to haul your toys and tackle dirt roads and rough terrain with ease. If the gas mileage provided by a truck is a turn-off, the Sierra can be configured to run on natural gas, which can be a big money saver. Think the 2018 GMC Sierra might be right for you? Check out the top questions and answers below to learn more!
The GMC Sierra 1500 has three bed options - short, standard, and long. The bed also has a CornerStep rear bumper with handholds for easy access, available spray-on bedliner, available remote locking tailgate, available LED bed lighting, and tie-down hooks.
The Sierra base trim has a basic work-duty configuration, while the 2018 GMC Sierra SLE adds OnStar, power mirrors, and a remote-locking tailgate. The SLT features alloy wheels, fog lights, and dual zone climate control. The Denali has side assist steps, a bedliner, and an IntelliLink touchscreen interface.
MSRP for the 2018 GMC Sierra starts at just $29,000. Keep in mind that final pricing will depend on which version and trim level you choose, as well as any packages, add-ons or options selected.
The 2018 GMC Sierra has hill-start assist to allow extra time to switch from brake to accelerator, available mirror-mounted LED rear guidance lamps, available rear-vision camera system and trailer way control, and more to help make trailering and hauling as safe as possible.
Safety options on the 2018 Sierra include daytime running lights, frontal, side and head curtain airbags, and an infant-only airbag suppression system, StabiliTrak stability control system and four-wheel anti-lock brakes. OnStar is standard on 2018 GMC Sierra SLE and higher models, including automatic crash response, stolen vehicle and roadside assistance, and navigation for the first six months after purchase.
The 2018 Sierra has a standard 6.0L Vortec 6000 gas V8 engine that can be configured a variety of ways to make this your perfect driving machine. For those looking to use the 2018 Sierra for towing, an upgrade to the 6.6L Duramax turbodiesel V8 may be worth the added expense.
The 2018 GMC Sierra remains relatively unchanged from the 2017 model year.
Thanks to triple door seals, hydraulic body and engine mounts to reduce vibration, a valved exhaust system to reduce engine noise, aerodynamic exterior mirrors and available noise-cancellation system, the 2018 GMC Sierra offers one of the quietest rides available on any truck of this size.