GMC Terrain - Your Well Equipped, Stylish Crossover

Gm recently breathed new life into its Northeast Philadelphia New 2016 Buick Enclave, if this signaled that Pontiac would be discontinued while Cadillac, Buick, GMC and Chevrolet would go on. That news means something - new services for GM's truck brand including a great new crossover model, the GMC Terrain.

Just like the larger GMC Acadia, the GMC Terrain can be a crossover vehicle which means that the nation's look of a sport/utility vehicle yet it rides with a car platform. SUVs, which once dominated the market industry, depend on truck platforms, but give a less comfortable ride and often consume more gas. Thus, people are embracing crossovers while they want still want many of the tools in a sport utility vehicle with no fuel disadvantages. Class Leading Fuel Economy Accessible in front or all wheel drive, the GMC Terrain offers distinctive styling and shares the styling cues used to design the GMC Acadia. Operated by a regular 2.4L direct-injection I4 engine and combined with a six speed automatic transmission, this powerplant combination enables the Terrain to attain remarkable fuel economy, achieving a category leading highway gas mileage rating of 32 mpg. That figure even bests the highway mileage with the Ford Escape Hybrid by one mpg. The Terrain features what GM calls a MultiFlex rear seat configuration that may be configured to supply legroom or maximize cargo capacity. Indeed, with rear seats folded down, the Terrain offers 64 cubic feet of cargo space, only the type of capacity needed by yard sale devotees. Well Appointed, Technological difficulty Cabin amenities are lots of and will include a six-speaker AM/FM/CD head unit with USB connectivity, XM satellite radio service, integrated rear-view camera system, and plenty of security features including OnStar, stability control, integrated navigation system and six airbags. Higher trim amount Terrain offer additional amenities such as a premium Pioneer sound system, power liftgate, chrome appearance package along with a sunroof. For buyers wanting more power, a 3.0L V6 engine can be acquired too. Will you embrace the Terrain? GMC certainly hopes so. In the crowded segment dominated by the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V and Ford Escape, the GMC Terrain is a welcome alternative, a detailed new model offering excellent gas mileage and a competitive sub-$25,000 base price.