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Test drove other vehicles, Acadia was a better value. the dealership put together a trade and purchase offer that was to our liking, took delivery 6 months ago ,still very happy with our purchase. isibility. I really like the shape of the Acadia, which is more of a practical raised wagon rather than a stylish swoopy crossover. I find the 2020 model to be much better looking. I personally have found all late model GM cars I've driven to have very complicated controls, however that is of course something you would get used to after owning it for a bit. The cargo area is flat and relatively large. I find a lot of power hatches are cumbersome and frustrating, but this one was simple and very helpful. The engine is smooth, and I was very impressed with my MPG for the trip, which was 28 for highway driving of 70-75 mph. Personally I very much prefer the Toyota Highlander over the Acadia, but it was a pleasant vehicle for my trip.
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Exterior Color: Summit White
City MPG: 17
Interior Color: Jet Black
Highway MPG: 25
Stock: P19-242
Drivetrain: FWD
Transmission: Automatic
Engine: Gas V6 3.6L/223
VIN: 1GKKNNLS7KZ290860
Mileage: 5
Call: (419) 482-1857
