2026 GMC Sierra EV
Standard Range Elevation
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This 2026 GMC Sierra EV Standard Range Elevation, has a Deep Ocean Metallic exterior and an After Dark (Black) interior color. 3,441 miles. Stock Number GVF3749. You can connect with us by calling (585) 226-6000. No Accidents! One Owner! Interior Protection Package ($395 value)1st and 2nd Rows All-Weather Floor LinersAll-Weather ETrunk MatPreferred Equipment Group 3SBStandard Range Battery Pack18"" X 8.5"" Aluminum Machined Face Wheels Safety and Security Pedestrian impact prevention - An extra step toward safety. Pedestrians don't always stop, look, and listen, but with Pedestrian Impact Prevention, your vehicle is equipped to better see them and avoid them. This system constantly monitors the road ahead to identify and track pedestrians. It projects that image to an interior display screen, AND should an impact become likely, Pedestrian impact prevention takes steps to avoid a collision. Rear camera - Watching your back! The rear camera helps you see obstacles and hazards you otherwise couldn't by showing enhanced images of what is behind you. The rear camera is an extra set of eyes that's both convenient and safe. Lane departure prevention - Keep it between the lines. It only takes a moment of inattention for your vehicle to drift. With lane departure prevention, your vehicle takes corrective action to help you avoid unintentionally moving out of your lane. Lane departure prevention is an extra level of safety for you and those around you. Active blind spot system - Protect your blind side. You checked the mirror, looked over your shoulder and still nearly collided with the car next to you. An active blind
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- Battery health report The seller can pull one from the car; it's the only real degradation data, and nothing remote can measure it.
- Build date (door-jamb sticker) and original in-service date Settles mid-year running changes; the in-service date, not the model year, starts the warranty clock.