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Chevy’s compact Canyon trucks are getting equipped with two updated engines for 2007, a new 125-amp alternator, standard tire pressure monitoring system, and three new exterior colors, Pace Blue, Imperial Blue Metallic, and Deep Ruby Metallic.

The base models are powered by a 2.9-liter four-cylinder engine offering 185 horsepower (vs. 2.8 liters and 175 horsepower previously) while the optional in-line five-cylinder engine grows to 3.9 liters (from 3.5 liters) and now delivers 242 horsepower (vs. 220 previously).

Otherwise, the Canyon,which shares platforms and components with both the GMC Canyon pickup and the HUMMER H3 SUV, is a carryover for 2007. It is available in either rear, or four-wheel drive, in short-wheelbase regular-cab and long-wheelbase extended- and four-door crew-cab versions.

Three different suspension packages are offered, along with a long list of options that allows for maximum customization. An “Xtreme” appearance package includes unique styling cues, a lowered stance and exclusive wheels. A Sun and Sound package, available for LT models, includes a six-disc in-dash CD stereo and a power sunroof.

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