2019 GMC Sierra vs. 2019 Toyota Tundra
The next-generation GMC Sierra will be available in the Billion Auto Group showroom during the fall of 2018. Even though the Sierra is one of the most respected nameplates in one of the toughest segments of the automotive industry, it still needs to prove itself year-in and year-out. A comparison of the 2019 GMC Sierra vs. 2019 Toyota Tundra shows that the Sierra is more than ready for the challenge of the coming model year. When the all-new 2019 GMC Sierra is available at Billion Auto Group, it will feature and upgraded menu of engines as well as several industry-first features which will change the way drivers use their trucks. Prospective buyers that want to own the 2019 GMC Sierra as soon as its available can start the pre-order process today with a Billion Auto Group product expert by calling, 406-556-9071.
One of the most important improvements made to the 2019 Sierra will be the full-size pickup trucks increased fuel economy scores. Specific fuel-efficiency measurements have not been released by the Environmental Protection Agency yet, but GMC has adapted its ground-breaking engine stop/start technology as well as a new version of Dynamic Fuel Management. This will allow either of the truck's V-8 engines to operate on just one cylinder to achieve maximum efficiency. Comparing last year's fuel economy scores for the Sierra and Tundra, the former already showed a very clear advantage that will only get larger for the new model year. Additionally, the 2019 Sierra can be outfitted with the industry's first carbon-fiber cargo box which will cut down on unnecessary weight while still being able to withstand very rugged use.
2019 GMC Sierra |
Vs. |
2018 Ford F-150 |
| 5.3-L, V-8 | Engine | 4.6-L, V-8 |
| 355/383* | Horsepower/Torque | 310/327 |
| 12,500 lbs.* | Max. Towing | 10,200 lbs. |
| Yes | Diesel Engine | No |
*Estimates based on engine specs from 2018 GMC Sierra.
Performance Specs
Most versions of the 2019 GMC Sierra will be equipped with updated versions of the long-used 5.3- and 6.2-liter V-8. Both engines will at least product 355 or 420 horsepower, respectively. Likewise, the 2019 Toyota Tundra still use its lineup of V-8 engines that have remained unchanged for several model years. GMC owners will have a clear performance advantage over Toyota's 4.6- and 5.7-liter V-8 engine. The 2019 Tundra will top out at 310 and 381 horsepower with its powertrain options. This disparity in performance naturally extends to towing capacity. When properly equipped, the 2019 GMC Sierra will be able to tow more than 12,000 pounds, a full ton more than the maximum rating for the new Tundra – when both trucks are properly equipped.
Finally, the 2019 GMC Sierra 1500 will finally be available with a turbocharged diesel engine. Again, this is not an option available with the 2019 Toyota Tundra.
