Chuck Nash Auto Group

When it comes to purchasing a new GMC vehicle, or any vehicle for that matter, there's a lot of criteria you can base your decision upon. Vehicle statistics. Automotive reviews. Recommendations. Test drives. Vehicle awards..the list goes on and on.

With the new GMC infotainment system, your wish is IntelliLink's command. Quite literally. Thanks to a highly intelligent media database, GMC drivers will soon experience the luxury of turning their new GMC vehicles into personal assistants.

Family gets buried inside a GMC Yukon for 2 days in Texas snow storm

General Motors has its eye on 2014. Though the model year is still a while off, the automaker has announced that it will revamp several vehicles across its brands. For now, Chuck Nash Auto Group would like to share what we do know regarding the forthcoming 2014 GMC Sierra 1500.

As 2011 comes to a close, it's natural for businesses and individuals alike to take a step back and examine what they've done with the year. While the jury is still out on whether the auto-industry as a whole has seen success, Chuck Nash Auto Group knows of one automaker in particular that's done very well. That automaker, of course, is GMC. Specifically, we'd like to take a moment to congratulate the company's Lansing Delta Township arm on the production of its one-millionth vehicle.

No matter how cautious a driver you may be, everyone can use a second set of eyes when it comes to accident prevention. Now, thanks to GMC, that second set of eyes comes in a far less complex package. Priced at only $295, the first ever single-camera crash avoidance system will debut as a featured option for the new 2012 GMC Terrain models.