Save at the Pump with GMC

If you're ready to reduce your carbon footprint or find ways to save more money this year, fuel consumption is one of the best places to start. GMC has engineered the models in their lineups to offer outstanding fuel-saving features. From hybrid powertrains to aerodynamic designs, GMC keeps the environment—and your wallet—in mind. 

Variable Valve Timing

Variable valve timing technology is used in many engine options to increase performance as well as fuel economy and efficiency. It works by altering the timing of the valves by shifting the phase angle of the camshaft. If that sounds like a bunch of jargon you don’t really care about, just know that VVT equals better efficiency. This technology is used throughout the GMC lineup on most models.

Turbo Powertrains

Much like variable valve timing can improve efficiency, so can turbochargers. The application of turbochargers may have started with the desire for faster vehicles, but it has an extra benefit. By using a turbocharger, automakers can use a smaller engine with less horsepower without creating a vehicle that feels sluggish. Small turbos provide the power you need to merge onto highways or pass another car but don’t drink fuel when you’re just driving normally. 

Electrified Performance

As electric alternatives become more ubiquitous in the automotive space, GMC is responding. GMC is releasing two electric vehicles under the Hummer name. We expect these models to be capable, rugged, and luxurious; things we wouldn't normally think of for an electric model, but features that are very on-brand for GMC.

To learn more about the ways new GMC models are designed to save fuel, contact the Darrell Waltrip Buick GMC team online or visit our showroom today. We can help you configure a vehicle that meets your efficiency needs and your lifestyle.

*Based on 2024 EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your actual mileage will vary, depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle, driving conditions, battery-pack age/condition (hybrid only) and other factors.

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