2010 GMC Sierra LS Regular Cab Short Box 4WD

Vehicle Highlights

The 2010 GMC Sierra Work Truck is exactly what its name promises — a stripped-down, durable, no-frills pickup built for people who need a truck to actually do work, not just look good doing it. This Fleet/Base trim skips the luxury extras in favour of a simple, reliable setup: a torquey 4.8L V8, 4WD for traction when the weather turns, and a locking differential for serious pulling power. For Ontario buyers who need a dependable rig for towing, hauling, or job-site duty without the premium price tag of a loaded trim, this is a smart, practical choice.

This truck is perfect for tradespeople, small business owners, farm use, or anyone who simply wants a tough, capable pickup without paying for gadgets they'll never use. The bench seat and manual controls keep things simple, while features like cruise control, tilt steering, and power windows/locks add just enough everyday convenience.

With 114,023km on a 15-year-old truck, this Sierra has clearly been driven sensibly rather than hammered, and the integrated trailer brake controller shows it was likely used for towing duty already — a bonus if you're planning on hauling a trailer, boat, or equipment right away.

At $13,995, this Sierra Work Truck represents genuine value in the Southwestern Ontario used truck market, where clean full-size 4WD pickups at this price point are increasingly hard to find. It's a smart buy for anyone who wants truck capability without truck-payment stress.

Features & Equipment

“If you need a true work truck that can tow, haul, and handle whatever winter throws at it, this Sierra is as straightforward as they come. It's not about bells and whistles — it's about getting the job done reliably, and this one looks ready to keep doing exactly that.”

— Kal