2015 GMC Acadia, Canyon, Sierra 2500HD take on competitors

CHICAGO, May 29, 2015 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Bolstering its presence on the internet, local Chicago automotive dealership Bill Kay Buick GMC continues to expand its model research database located at www.billkaybuickgmc.com. With several vehicles available from two different brands, and hundreds of competitors out there on the market, the dealership has committed itself to providing the best comparison information possible. Recently it added three more comparison research pages to its ever-growing resource of information.

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The growing popularity of the crossover segment has popped up all kinds of competitors, but this month Bill Kay compared its full-size crossover to a segment mainstay with the 2015 GMC Acadia vs 2015 Dodge Durango. Both vehicles are fairly similar, but the Acadia has an advantage in both cargo capacity and payload. Similarly, the GMC Canyon has become one of the most popular compact trucks on the market. Pitting the 2015 GMC Canyon vs 2015 Nissan Frontier, another popular compact, showed that both trucks are nearly equivalent as well. However, the Canyon eeks out a small advantage in nearly every category.

But no matter how many different types of vehicles are brought to the table, the need and popularity of heavy duty trucks will never diminish. Bill Kay pit its heavy duty against perhaps the most popular truck in the segment with the 2015 GMC Sierra 2500HD vs 2015 Ford F250. As expected, the Ford truck has its advantages, the GMC comes very close in many specifications, and even takes a small victory in payload and curb weight.

Area residents interested in any of these great vehicles can find much more information on the website linked above. Any further questions can be directed to the Bill Kay Buick GMC sales team at 630-969-0022.

Media Contact: Noel Rivera, Bill Kay Buick GMC, 630-969-0022, [email protected]

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