2020GMC Canyon Exterior and Dimensions

Undeniably hard-edged, the Canyon carries itself well and it's clear that it means business, but only the Denali trim can lay claim to true attractiveness. The base-level SLE and All-Terrain come with halogen headlights with daytime running lights, with the SLE on 17-inch wheels, the All Terrain on 17-inch wheels, and the SLT on 18-inch wheels. The Denali trim adds chrome assist steps and extra chrome for the grille, as well as cargo box LED lighting and 20-inch wheels.

Plenty of configurations are available for the cab and bed of the Canyon, so a host of different measurements come along with the range depending on whether a Crew Cab or an Extended Cab is opted for, along with your choice of box size. The Crew Cab is available with either a short bed or a long bed though the latter is only available with AWD. The shot box Crew Cab and standard box Extended cab models both measure an identical 212.4 inches long with a 128.3-inch wheelbase, while the long box Crew Cab has a 140.5-inch wheelbase and a 224.6-inch overall length. Heights range between 70.3 and 70.7 inches, depending on drivetrain choice and configuration, with a maximum ground clearance of 8.2 inches and a maximum width of 74.3 inches. Base curb weights range from between 3,937 lbs and 4,495 lbs depending on configuration.