Ultimate 2026 GMC Trucks for Kansas Fields at Hays GMC Did you know that the average farm in Kansas spans over 700 acres? 1 That's a significant amount of land to manage, demanding robust, reliable, and powerful equipment. For farmers and ranchers across the Sunflower State, the truck isn't just a vehicle; it's an essential partner in daily operations. As…[...]Continue Reading
GMC Sierra Towing Capacity Guide: What Can It Really Pull in 2026? Did you know that in 2026, the average towing capacity of a full-size pickup truck has significantly increased, allowing for more versatile hauling than ever before? For those in the market for a robust and capable vehicle, the GMC Sierra stands out as a premier choice. But when…[...]Continue Reading
At Robert Brogden’s Hays GMC, supporting the Hays community means supporting the people and organizations that make western Kansas such a special place to call home — including Fort Hays State University. That’s why we’re proud to sponsor the FHSU Alumni Golf Tournament at Dub’s Dread Golf Club on Friday, May 29 The annual tournament brings together FHSU alumni, friends…[...]Continue Reading
Here’s a number that surprises people: 1 in every 3 GMC vehicles sold in the state of Kansas comes from the Robert Brogden GMC Automotive Group. That kind of market share doesn’t happen by accident. It’s the result of consistent service, deep inventory, and a reputation built across multiple dealership locations. Robert Brogden’s Hays GMC proudly carries that tradition forward—delivering…[...]Continue Reading
GMC Sierra vs. Chevy Silverado — Here’s What Western Kansas Truck Buyers Actually Choose
Mar 13, 2026
"I can get a Sierra or a Silverado… they're basically the same truck, right?" Not quite. Both trucks roll off the same GM platform. But if you're hauling hay down US-183, pulling a loaded trailer to the Ellis County Fair, or running fence line all week in Western Kansas, the GMC Sierra vs. Chevy Silverado comparison starts to matter —…[...]Continue Reading
In western Kansas, Hays is more than just a stop along I-70—it’s a place shaped by movement, muscle, and legacy. From its origins as a military outpost to its modern-day role as a transportation crossroads, Hays has always been about getting the job done. And when it comes to reliable vehicles that match that mission, one name has stood the…[...]Continue Reading
Hays, Kansas, has always been a town built on hard work and determination. Nestled in the heart of Ellis County, its roots run deep in agriculture, oilfield operations, and construction—industries that demand vehicles as tough and dependable as the people who rely on them. For decades, GMC trucks have been a cornerstone of this hardworking community, serving as the trusted…[...]
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In the heart of western Kansas, where the fields stretch wide and hard work runs deep, you’ll find Hays—a town shaped by history, agriculture, and a strong sense of community. For generations, the people of Hays have relied on vehicles that could keep up with their way of life. And for just as long, GMC trucks have been right there…[...]
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When it comes to choosing between the 2026 GMC Sierra 1500, Sierra 2500, and Sierra 3500, understanding their differences is key. In this Sierra 1500 vs 2500 vs 3500 comparison guide, we’ll break down how each model performs in power, towing, and capability, so you can decide which full-size truck best fits your needs. Whether you’re after a versatile daily…[...]Continue Reading
In the heart of Kansas, the town of Hays wears its history proudly. From the tales of Wild Bill Hickok to the legendary Buffalo Bill Cody, the spirit of the American Old West runs deep through the streets, the culture, and the people here. It’s a legacy of grit, resilience, and hard work—a legacy that finds a perfect partner in…[...]
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