The 2024 GMC Acadia Is Finally The Denali Of 3-Row Family SUVs
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Date: 2023-09-13
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Comments and reviews: 14
springertube
Great report Alex, been following and referring others to you for years, but I can't believe how quickly you blew off the headlight control on the screen. WTH? . What a b arrangement that is! Don't care about that? I blinked and you were on to the next item without even a remote acknowledgement that a lot of others might care? Talk about an area of don't fix what ain't broke! Take something critical that's ultra familiar, immediately accessible without even looking, kind of like a console shifter by the way, then change it up just for change (well, cheapness) sake then put it into an electronic format that just might ) have some problems down the line like everything else in that department? Never seen such a blatant change for the sake of manufacture cost-savings/profit. What's next, this particular model doesn't come with a steering wheel, don't care about that!
That, and once again do we know if the second row bench is available on the upper trim levels?
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Great report Alex, been following and referring others to you for years, but I can't believe how quickly you blew off the headlight control on the screen. WTH? . What a b arrangement that is! Don't care about that? I blinked and you were on to the next item without even a remote acknowledgement that a lot of others might care? Talk about an area of don't fix what ain't broke! Take something critical that's ultra familiar, immediately accessible without even looking, kind of like a console shifter by the way, then change it up just for change (well, cheapness) sake then put it into an electronic format that just might ) have some problems down the line like everything else in that department? Never seen such a blatant change for the sake of manufacture cost-savings/profit. What's next, this particular model doesn't come with a steering wheel, don't care about that!
That, and once again do we know if the second row bench is available on the upper trim levels?
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HellKitty
Very nice update over the current generation. The rear reminds me somewhat of a Honda Pilot, but overall, I think GM has performed a tastefuk redesign. The infotainment and electronics look very top tier for the class as well.
My only guess is that pricing will likely increase.
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Very nice update over the current generation. The rear reminds me somewhat of a Honda Pilot, but overall, I think GM has performed a tastefuk redesign. The infotainment and electronics look very top tier for the class as well.
My only guess is that pricing will likely increase.
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Expressionistix
I'd take the lower powered V6 over the turbo 4. I've had a turbo engine fail in a on me in a minivan but it was the head gasket. People don't realize that turbos stress every part of the engine that is operating beyond its natural displacement.
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I'd take the lower powered V6 over the turbo 4. I've had a turbo engine fail in a on me in a minivan but it was the head gasket. People don't realize that turbos stress every part of the engine that is operating beyond its natural displacement.
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DMurph
GM is going to slowly get pushed out from a competitive standpoint if they continue to not get into hybridization. Makes no sense why they haven't done some competitive benchmarking. Honda Toyota and others have been doing hybrid for a long time.
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GM is going to slowly get pushed out from a competitive standpoint if they continue to not get into hybridization. Makes no sense why they haven't done some competitive benchmarking. Honda Toyota and others have been doing hybrid for a long time.
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cj
This takes from a un competitive vehicle to maybe makes your shopping list. That said even with pricing being a secret I thing the Grand highlander and TX are the vehicles to beat. They have the powertrain flexibility that no other model can match.
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This takes from a un competitive vehicle to maybe makes your shopping list. That said even with pricing being a secret I thing the Grand highlander and TX are the vehicles to beat. They have the powertrain flexibility that no other model can match.
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mark
Looks like a Cherokee from the rear three-quarter angle. Interior is significantly improved. Would have been nice to see the Acadia continue to be a competitor to the Highlander, Santa Fe, and Sorento though.
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Looks like a Cherokee from the rear three-quarter angle. Interior is significantly improved. Would have been nice to see the Acadia continue to be a competitor to the Highlander, Santa Fe, and Sorento though.
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Michael
I'm seeing a trend at GM, the 2. 7L being used as a universal powerplant in a variety of models. I wonder if it's the exact same engine as in the Colorado/Canyon just tuned differently?
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I'm seeing a trend at GM, the 2. 7L being used as a universal powerplant in a variety of models. I wonder if it's the exact same engine as in the Colorado/Canyon just tuned differently?
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Jose
The competition still is the better option when you consider price points, value, reliability and best of all warranty. Think it's time for a redisgn to save what image they do have left.
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The competition still is the better option when you consider price points, value, reliability and best of all warranty. Think it's time for a redisgn to save what image they do have left.
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Black
Forget about the reliability, that infotainment system is really good, it s so snappy without delay, no wonder GM claims you don t necessarily need Apple CarPlay.
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Forget about the reliability, that infotainment system is really good, it s so snappy without delay, no wonder GM claims you don t necessarily need Apple CarPlay.
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Mac
polish a turd all you want, it s still a turd. they all come standard with patented GM unreliability, horrific resale value, and ever present planned obsolescence.
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polish a turd all you want, it s still a turd. they all come standard with patented GM unreliability, horrific resale value, and ever present planned obsolescence.
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Russell
Wait wait. didn t they shrink the Acadia, a handful of years back. While the Chevy and Buick stayed bigger. But now we are making it bigger again?
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Wait wait. didn t they shrink the Acadia, a handful of years back. While the Chevy and Buick stayed bigger. But now we are making it bigger again?
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Luis
Nice Acadia I feel like aa a prototype bring that mothing od carbed in stone as of now ot looks good
I feel luke GM did a dandy of a job.
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Nice Acadia I feel like aa a prototype bring that mothing od carbed in stone as of now ot looks good
I feel luke GM did a dandy of a job.
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Right
Alex, I think the marketers/propagandists at GMC would be happier if you compare this to a Lexus TX rather than a mere Grand Highlander.
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Alex, I think the marketers/propagandists at GMC would be happier if you compare this to a Lexus TX rather than a mere Grand Highlander.
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Omnis
Looks nice. Huge improvement from what's available now. That white interior and cargo area is going to get dirty AF though
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Looks nice. Huge improvement from what's available now. That white interior and cargo area is going to get dirty AF though
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