GMC Acadia Usados en Venta en Algonac, MI

My Acadia is a sleek seven-passenger vehicle with a spacious interior. I love the fact that it sits high and it rides smoothly. The pick up speed is pretty good, and this SUV can be easily maneuvered and parked without lots of backing up and pulling forward. There are separate air controls for the front row and back rows which allow me to adjust the controls up front and my children to adjust theirs in the back. The fact that the third row can easily fold down to allow more trunk space is wonderful, and I often use this feature when transporting my children's bikes or groceries. We have only used the hitch function once, but it was pretty easy. These are my pros. My biggest con is the fact that the air compressor went out in my Acadia three weeks after I had purchased it. It was mid June in the southern heat, and I had to pay to have it replaced because the summer heat was unbearable for my family. Also, the interior fabric stains too easily. After a couple of visits to the pool, my seats started to look water stained. It also takes a while to get the spare tire from under the rear carriage.

The GMC Acadia is a stylish ride that allows the driver to feel like a king or queen for a day. This eight passenger vehicle is great for a large family to travel together or for a smaller family who needs plenty of cargo space. The Acadia allows you to go to different places in the country including the mountains for camping or to a large city for shopping. The vehicle performs like a truck when you need to pull other items behind you as you travel. The Acadia helps the owner save money as they travel by having great gas mileage. The interior is comfortable cloth that allows for easy cleanup. The interior is quite which makes for a peaceful ride. The light up at the front of the car allows the driver or passenger to see their drink in the drink holder in the dark. The red lights that appear at night, makes you feel you are driving an expensive car.

We owned a previous version of the GMC Acadia. We encountered issues with the engine and transmission, which was a known issue back in 2011. However, that didn't sway us from purchasing another one. The vehicles are good looking and provide very nice interiors (we have leather bucket seats) for the money. We purchased our unit with the all-wheel drive, which I would not recommend. Its usage is extremely limited and really only comes into play during heavy rainstorms—and even then it's not necessary. The vehicle has a 3.6L V6. Normally, it would get decent fuel mileage—but the all-wheel drive units eat up the fuel. The vehicle is a large crossover and a little clunky when you compare its size to its powertrain. A smoother shifting transmission and a little more power would make the vehicle more exciting. The larger size is very nice in that it can comfortably care seven passengers—but when that isn't in use, the size is a little unwieldy. Overall, the vehicle is very nice and I would probably recommend it to someone who needs the size and room.