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Nobody beats a Greg Lair deal! All new vehicle prices include all available rebates and discounts. In most cases, rebates may not be combined with special factory APR interest rates. Some photos may be for illustration purposes only and may not reflect the actual stock unit. 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: 18
Interior Color: Cocoa / Shale
Highway MPG: 25
Stock: 7861G
Drivetrain: FWD
Transmission: 6-Speed Automatic
Engine: 3.6L V6 24V GDI DOHC
VIN: 1GKKNPLS6KZ297861
Mileage: 0
Call: (806) 576-4783
