GM to unveil remodeled pick-ups

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DETROIT General Motors (GM) is giving its pickup trucks a much-needed makeover.
The company is unveiling new versions of its top-selling Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra on Thursday. The 2014 models will go on sale by early spring or late summer. And they roll into a market where truck sales are growing after a five-year slump.
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The timing is good: GM's current models are looking dated and sales are slowing.
The new Silverado and Sierra are a little sleeker than the current models. Gas mileage and prices are not being announced Thursday.
The new trucks come with a choice of three revamped engines: a V-6 that can tow a substantial trailer, and two V-8s.
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