1991 GMC Syclone

This 1991 GMC Syclone is a distinctively powerful pickup truck, featuring a turbocharged 4.3-liter V6 engine, capable of generating significant horsepower and torque for its time. Classified as a light pickup with two doors, it's built on the popular Sonoma platform, originally intended as an incomplete vehicle that was later completed by a specialized team in Shreveport, Louisiana. Despite being configured for 4WD drive, its primary fuel source is gasoline, making it suitable for various terrains yet not overly demanding at the pump. Originally introduced in the early nineties, this GMC model boasts safety features although specifics aren't mentioned in the provided data. Its unique VIN identifier reads as "1GDCT14Z*M8", which decoded flawlessly with a clean check digit, adding authenticity to its heritage. Having been exported to Greece in 2012, it's believed to have remained with its initial owner until 2021 when the current caretaker acquired it. Showing around 37k miles on the odometer, this rare Syclone is currently active and bid-worthy online, attracting attention for its combination of rarity, capability, and European locale.

Last bid: $30,000