The GMC Acadia ranks highly in comfort among similar vehicles, particularly in categories of SUVs with 3 rows and midsize SUVs. It holds the top position out of 34 on the list of Most Comfortable SUVs with 3 Rows, indicating its superior comfort level for larger passenger groups. Similarly, it also ranks first out of 32 on the list of Most Comfortable Midsize SUVs. This suggests that the GMC Acadia offers exceptional comfort in its class, outperforming many comparable vehicles.
Overview (Final Score: B+)
The 2018 GMC Acadia carries on with the long-running GMC crossover, which has been a mainstay for the brand for about a decade. The Acadia drives very well, gets good fuel economy for its size, and is noted for its less busy cabin and comfortable quarters.
The Acadia was fully redesigned in 2017 and enters 2018 with a few important updates that keep it relevant. Most notably among those changes is the availability of the third row with the All Terrain off-road package.
The 2018 Acadia is available in six trim levels. The base SL trim is a special order trim meant for fleet sales while the SLE and SLT trims have a "-1" and "-2" indicator for their trim splits. There are both two-row and three-row versions of the Acadia available and two engine options. Both front-wheel and all-wheel drive are available.
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What We Love About the 2018 GMC Acadia:
- Very good-looking crossover
- Wonderful interior that really grows on the user as its appreciated
- Good engine choices with strong returns
What We Don't Love About the 2018 GMC Acadia:
- Reliability is a bit of a concern here
- Value proposition could be undercut by those seeking a specific return
- Best rivals are all other GM vehicles
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