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2021 GMC Acadia Denali
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The 2021 GMC Acadia is a mid-size SUV that sits between the Terrain and Yukon in GMC's lineup, offering three rows of seating in a more maneuverable package. It competes with the Ford Explorer, Honda Pilot, and Toyota Highlander, though the Acadia leans a bit more toward upscale comfort than rugged capability. The Acadia drives with a composed, planted feel, and the steering is nicely weighted, making it easy to place on the road. The ride is generally smooth and quiet, though larger wheels on higher trims can make it a bit firmer over broken pavement. Inside, the cabin is well laid out with quality materials, and the second-row seats slide for easy access to the third row. The Denali is the range-topping trim, above the SLT and AT4, and it adds more standard luxury features like leather upholstery and a premium audio system. Under the hood is a 3.6L V6 making 310 horsepower, paired with a nine-speed automatic and front-wheel drive, which delivers a smooth, effortless pull for daily driving. The Denali's standard 20-inch wheels give it a sharper look, but expect a slightly firmer ride over rough pavement compared to smaller-wheel trims.
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The 2021 GMC Acadia is a mid-size SUV that sits between the Terrain and Yukon in GMC's lineup, offering three rows of seating in a more maneuverable package. It competes with the Ford Explorer, Honda Pilot, and Toyota Highlander, though the Acadia leans a bit more toward upscale comfort than rugged capability. The Acadia drives with a composed, planted feel, and the steering is nicely weighted, making it easy to place on the road. The ride is generally smooth and quiet, though larger wheels on higher trims can make it a bit firmer over broken pavement. Inside, the cabin is well laid out with quality materials, and the second-row seats slide for easy access to the third row. The Denali is the range-topping trim, above the SLT and AT4, and it adds more standard luxury features like leather upholstery and a premium audio system. Under the hood is a 3.6L V6 making 310 horsepower, paired with a nine-speed automatic and front-wheel drive, which delivers a smooth, effortless pull for daily driving. The Denali's standard 20-inch wheels give it a sharper look, but expect a slightly firmer ride over rough pavement compared to smaller-wheel trims.
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27 days listed
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37+ active alternatives
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