General Motors' GMC truck brand says it's ready to expand the entry-level end of its model range with a compact crossover model.
As Automotive News reports, GMC boss Duncan Aldred revealed recently that rumours of a Jeep Wrangler competitor were unfounded, saying instead that it's more logical to break into the compact SUV field.
Aldred admits GMC is already late to the compact/subcompact crossover party, where even Jeep has two models in its Compass and smaller Renegade. Meanwhile, GM brands Buick and Chevrolet are well-established in the subcompact class with their Encore and Trax, which are designed around a shared platform. That would be an obvious starting point for a small GMC model, but Aldred wasn't ready to discuss specifics.
Right now, GMC's smallest model is the Terrain, of which an all-new second-generation model has just been introduced and straddles the line between the compact and mid-size classes.
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