2012 GMC Sierra Hybrid
- A full sized hybrid pickup truck, with full-sized pickup performance and utility, but with small sedan fuel economy
Updated March 29, 2012
You are a pickup truck driver, and you know how bad pickup fuel economy can be, but what are you supposed to do about it?
For instance, you might be a contractor or a construction worker that needs to haul around a vast array of material. You might even need to tow something every now and then.
Sure, on the highway, your fuel economy isn't so bad, but when stopping at numerous job sites throughout your city, the fuel economy is just killing your wallet, sucking profit out of your business.
Even worse, when you pull up to your customer's homes or businesses, they look at you like you're some kind of Neanderthal because you drive a big old gas-guzzler.
Why not knock out both birds with one stone?
Not only will the Sierra hybrid improve your fuel economy by as much as 25 percent or more, but you can use the Sierra hybrid's green cred to help sell your business.
Yes, the GMC Sierra hybrid looks like a giant gas-guzzler, but in the city the Sierra hybrid can achieve fuel economy similar to many sedans, or even some compact cars.
The point is, you need a large pickup truck, and you want better fuel economy, and for that scenario it's pretty hard to beat the 2012 GMC Sierra hybrid.
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