Open Today Sales: 9 AM-7 PM
$26,800
Starting MSRP
$27,150
18 city / 25 hwy
Fuel Economy
18 city / 22 hwy
Elevation, Elevation Standard, AT4, Denali
Trim Levels
SR, SR5, TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road, Limited, TRD Pro
In the 2022 GMC Canyon, you can venture boldly. The mid-size pickup truck matches its rugged capability with assertive modern styling, precise details, and bold accents that impart a fierce, confident, and athletic attitude no matter which trim you choose. As for the Tacoma, the pickup is now more capable, allowing for more epic adventures.
When it comes to performance, the 2022 GMC Canyon takes the lead. It offers more power, torque, and towing capacity than the Toyota Tacoma. It also offers an additional diesel engine to choose from. However, while the GMC Canyon may be more powerful, the Tacoma still provides impressive off-roading capabilities.
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The interior of the 2022 Canyon and Tacoma are very similar in terms of size, however, each offers its own unique design. For example, the GMC model is more streamlined and balanced, whereas the Toyota is more driver-centric. Cloth seating is standard in the Canyon and Tacoma, but you can upgrade to receive leather upholstery. Both pickups offer various comfort features, including heated seating, advanced temperature control, and more.
In terms of technology, the 2022 Canyon comes standard with an 8” GMC Infotainment System and a digital driver information display, while the Tacoma features a 7” digital Audio display. However, both systems can be upgraded to larger, more advanced versions of themselves. Both pickups come with Apple Carplay, Android Auto, Bluetooth, and features like Wireless Device Charging.
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The 2022 GMC Canyon and Toyota Tacoma are almost identical in overall size. However, the Toyota is slightly heavier than the GMC. In terms of customization, the 2022 Canyon comes in five color options and five wheel designs, while the Tacoma comes in nine color options and seven wheel designs. If you want a more rugged design, you can upgrade to the GMC’s AT4 trim or the Toyota’s TRD Off-Road trim.
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Both the GMC Canyon and the Toyota Tacoma comes standard with numerous safety features. The driver-assistance features pair with advanced airbag systems, smart safety belts, and modern security features.
The highest Crashworthiness rating a vehicle can receive from the IIHS is “Good,” and both the Canyon and Tacoma received that score. On top of that, both trucks received 4-star safety ratings from the NHTSA.
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We offer top-notch services that matter to you. If you can’t make it to our dealership, we will deliver your truck to you at no additional cost! We have the latest colors and trim levels for our vehicles, so you are guaranteed to find your perfect vehicle on our lot. We also offer a Limited Lifetime Warranty on all new car buys and a 72-hour exchange policy. Shop our online inventory, value your trade online, and schedule your test drive delivery at Five Star Chevrolet in Warner Robins!
