Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The GMC Envoy (pronounced ON-voy) is an SUV that was produced by GMC. It was introduced as a high-end version of the Jimmy for the 1998 model year, the same year the Jimmy was restyled. After a short hiatus during which the Jimmy was phased out, the Envoy nameplate reappeared in the GMC line of vehicles from 2002 through 2009 as a standalone model until the unibody 5-seat Terrain and 7-seat Acadia crossovers replaced the standard and XL models, respectively; the Envoy sold alongside the Acadia from 2007-09.The Envoy nameplate had previously used by GM in Canada in the 1960s, for imported British made Vauxhall Victors that were sold through the Chevrolet/Oldsmobile network."@en }
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- GMC_Envoy abstract "The GMC Envoy (pronounced ON-voy) is an SUV that was produced by GMC. It was introduced as a high-end version of the Jimmy for the 1998 model year, the same year the Jimmy was restyled. After a short hiatus during which the Jimmy was phased out, the Envoy nameplate reappeared in the GMC line of vehicles from 2002 through 2009 as a standalone model until the unibody 5-seat Terrain and 7-seat Acadia crossovers replaced the standard and XL models, respectively; the Envoy sold alongside the Acadia from 2007-09.The Envoy nameplate had previously used by GM in Canada in the 1960s, for imported British made Vauxhall Victors that were sold through the Chevrolet/Oldsmobile network.".
- Q1485939 abstract "The GMC Envoy (pronounced ON-voy) is an SUV that was produced by GMC. It was introduced as a high-end version of the Jimmy for the 1998 model year, the same year the Jimmy was restyled. After a short hiatus during which the Jimmy was phased out, the Envoy nameplate reappeared in the GMC line of vehicles from 2002 through 2009 as a standalone model until the unibody 5-seat Terrain and 7-seat Acadia crossovers replaced the standard and XL models, respectively; the Envoy sold alongside the Acadia from 2007-09.The Envoy nameplate had previously used by GM in Canada in the 1960s, for imported British made Vauxhall Victors that were sold through the Chevrolet/Oldsmobile network.".