Carl Black Of Kennesaw News/Events Blog

The GMC Sierra is one of the most fuel efficient full size pick up trucks on the road today, while still providing enough horsepower and torque to get the job done in a professional grade capacity. The entire vehicle is balanced from aerodynamics to the rolling resistance of the tires ensuring a comfortable smooth ride whether towing or regular driving. A huge part of the Sierra efficiency is related to its availability of active fuel management, meaning that when on the highway or coasting the engine will shut down from eight cylinders to four. Consequently using only half the amount of fuel and raising the miles per gallon. Making the GMC Sierra the number one choice for luxury and durability in the full size pick up truck category. Not only coming from your local service manager but also as an owner.

With Spring at our doorstep it may be time to replace your Air Cabin Filter. Your Air Cabin Filter is typically a pleated-paper filter that is located in the outside air intake of your vehicle’s passenger compartment. If your Air Cabin Filter is clogged or dirty it can significantly reduce airflow from the cabin air vents and can cause the air within your vehicle to be dirtier than the air outside. During the spring and summer months, contaminants, such as pollen, dust, mold spores and smog, can enter a vehicle’s passenger compartment through the air conditioning, heating and ventilation systems, making the air within your vehicle up to six times dirtier than the air outside. You can protect yourself and your passengers from these contaminants by replacing the vehicle’s cabin air filter as outlined in your vehicle’s owner manual.

MotorTrend proclaims that “Buick is Back” in this April’s issue.

Read More about MotorTrend’s Comparison between the Buick Lacrosse

and Lexus ES350.

Read More about MotorTrend’s review of the all new Buick Regal.