Test Drive Tube / GMC

@joshua6200 cx-9!

u gogot to mention the price and car cylinder

I love my new Acadia! GM is where its at!

LOVE IT

cx-9 vs acadia...which is better?

im getting this car today but mine has dvd player and awd and a nav system

ha! thanks for checking :) I'm in New Mexico and in the mountains so with the sun out its not too bad!

I had some 2X6's in there too so I had the tail gate open. I can't remember if the plywood fit with the gate closed or not. I didn't have to move the front seats though. The plywood lays flat on the seats but there's no wiggle room.

I am curious if you were able to fit 4x8 sheet/s with the tailgate closed? I assume you would have to move the front seats up far enough to fit the 4x8.

I like it,I have a chrysler 300c at the moment,I'm from Scotland and came to US 3 year ago and absolutely love American cars.

I would buy this.

I can fit a 4X8 Sheet of plywood in no problem... It's been a good car for us at 1.5 years but MPG is only 18-20. Nav system is a little slow.

Lol I know right

why would that be the reason? They made this car to appeal to the mass and not get banktrupt. This is the exact same as the traverse but not as ugly

Uhh.. arent you cold? It is winter out and he is dressed for August.

the U.S. carmakers can dish out very good cars at much lower and fairer prices than all europe car makers and most japanese, they've good very good products, i'm from germany, and i like american cars a lot, especially the new ones that came out recently like the acadia, and the ones still to come

GMC is awesome, thats the reason its getting bankrupt.

awesome review, good job man

My mom just got one today!!! I love it!

...why can this car be more price friendly like Jap or German cars.

acadia is the best (because I have it) lol

Holy IGNORANCE! Just because a car is foreign does not make it better. GM's making alot of good products these days. and in some key area's that are often not mentioned, the imports are behind. For example, japanese v6's have worst gas mileage than domestic v6's and v8's, those japanese v6's often require premium gas also.

thanks for watching.

Thanks alot for your fantastic review.

I won't argue with you on that, I think minivans are definitely the way to go over suvs, although I prefer a big wagon even more! (I've got a cool 01' E320 Benz wagon that got 27mpg on the last trip I took over 3,600 miles) I'm just waiting for one of the automakers to create the "BMW 3-Series of minivans" with classic style, athletic handling, and good mpg...maybe even a diesel.