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The GMC Sierra All Terrain X Is Ready For The Apocalypse

by Frédérick Boucher-Gaulin
GMC Sierra All Terrain X
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In a post-apocalyptic world, the ideal vehicle is a full-size pickup: while they don't have a very good fuel economy, they are practical, can haul a lot of stuff, are simple to repair and can go where small cars would simply get stuck.

If you want your truck to be different from those of other survivors, you can now get the GMC Sierra All Terrain X. Its intimidating style is perfect for when you need to search through ruins for resources or running away from bandits.

The special-edition truck gets a set of 18-inch wheels, tinted chrome trim, tubular sidesteps and a tube bar in the bed fitted with a projector light. If you don't like the ''black-on-black-on-black'' look, you can get the truck in other colours. However, the accessories will remain black.

This package is available on the Sierra 1500 SLT with four-wheel drive and a crew cab. Pricing hasn't been announced yet, but the truck should arrive in dealerships next Spring.

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