Comparing GM work trucks: GMC Sierra vs. Chevrolet Silverado

Which commercial truck should I choose, the Sierra or Silverado? 

Are you stuck choosing between the Sierra or Silverado? Check out this guide by Carl Black Orlando comparing GM work trucks: the GMC Sierra vs. the Chevrolet Silverado. Visit our dealership in Orlando, FL, to compare them with some test drives. 

GMC Sierra vs. Chevrolet Silverado comparison table 

This table shows that the GMC Sierra and Chevrolet Silverado actually have the same engine type and performance specifications on their base models. However, they differ in size, with the GMC Sierra being larger than the Silverado.  

Which commercial truck is most affordable? 

The GMC Sierra and Chevrolet Silverado are similarly priced, but the base trim of the GMC Sierra is slightly less expensive than the base trim of the Silverado. Specifically, the Pro trim level of the Sierra starts at $46,700, while the WT trim level of the Silverado starts at $47,795.  

However, on the higher end of the price scale, the GMC Sierra has a more expensive top trim level. If you want all of the available bells and whistles for the GMC Sierra, you’ll want the Denali Ultimate, which starts at $82,500. The highest trim level of the Silverado is the ZR2, which starts at $71,895.  

GMC Sierra vs. Chevrolet Silverado features and specifications 

Trucks are versatile, coming in multiple trim levels, bed sizes, and cabin sizes. With that in mind, the best way to compare the features and specifications of the GMC Sierra vs. Chevrolet Silverado is with a test drive of each. Schedule online and visit us in Orlando, FL. 

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