1995
GMC
W5
The GMC W5 is distinguished by its cab-over-engine design, which provides excellent visibility and maneuverability, making it ideal for urban delivery routes. Its robust construction and adaptability for various upfitti...
1984–2009
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The second generation GMC W5 was a medium-duty truck produced from 1995 to 2009. It was part of the W-series, which was known for its versatility and reliability in commercial applications. The W5 was commonly used for delivery and utility purposes, offering a robust platform for various upfitting needs.
History
The GMC W5 was developed as part of a collaboration between General Motors and Isuzu, with the W-series trucks being rebadged versions of the Isuzu Elf/N-Series. This generation continued to build on the reputation for durability and adaptability, making it a popular choice for businesses requiring a dependable workhorse. The W5 was available in various configurations to suit different commercial needs, including different wheelbases and body styles.
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1984
First generation (1984–1995)
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