If you are looking for a compact SUV with excellent fuel economy then the 2010 GMC Terrain could possibly be a suitable match. The Terrain competes with other affordable compact SUV's such as the Chevy Equinox and Toyota RAV4. The exterior of the Terrain slightly resembles a truck and it is a bit on the boxy and square side. Because of its unique look this vehicle definitely commands attention on the road. The wheels are big and prominent while the grille is aggressive resulting in a bold and daring appearance. You get to choose from 4 trim models for the Terrain; the base model SLE-1, SLE-2, SLT-1 and upper trim SLT2.
The Terrain's engine is a 4 cylinder 2.4 Ltr which outputs 182 horsepower. You can also opt to purchase the six cylinder engine instead that puts out 264 horsepower. In terms of gas mileage, the V4 receives 22 mpg in the city and 32 mpg on the freeway. The drive is comfortable and fluid and acceleration is a tad better with the V6 engine. It has been suggested to keep the original wheels as the drive with the optional bigger ones can be a bit bumpy and loud.
Step inside during the night time and you will be surrounded by ambient and soothing red lighting; the instruments are illuminated in red light too which makes them easy to read. You have the option of leather appointed seats at an additional cost. One special feature that the Terrain offers as a standard feature is a rearview camera, a feature that is usually only found on luxury vehicles. The cabin is very well insulated from outside noise and wind.
The SLE-1 entry level model includes keyless entry, USB compatibility, a telescoping and tilt steering wheel and XM satellite radio. Cargo space is at 31.6 cubic ft which can be expanded to 63.9 cubic ft if you fold the seats folded down. The SLE-2 trim adds in temperature controlled seats, a navigation system, sunroof and a DVD system in the back. The deluxe trim model the SLT-2 adds in driver's side memory seats, a sunroof, a liftgate and a Chrome Exterior package.
You can feel safe in the Terrain knowing that it includes all the latest safety advances.Front and side airbags, an ABS brake system, and traction control are all in place. The IIHS awarded the Terrain good scores for side, front and rear impact tests plus named it a top pick in regards to safety. Seatbelt pretensioners are in place which automatically tighten up if there is an impending impact. A security system is in place which prevents the engine from being turned on if the original manufacturer's key isn't used.
In conclusion, the GMC Terrain offers a large number of features usually not found in vehicles of its class such as a rearview camera, ambient lighting and the ability to use USB devices. This vehicle would be perfectly suited for families or anyone who is in need of a compact SUV that's excellent on gas and offers a lot of deluxe amenities at an affordable price. The base cost for the 2010 model starts at around the twenty four thousand dollar range, a competitive price for a small SUV with lots to offer.
The Terrain's engine is a 4 cylinder 2.4 Ltr which outputs 182 horsepower. You can also opt to purchase the six cylinder engine instead that puts out 264 horsepower. In terms of gas mileage, the V4 receives 22 mpg in the city and 32 mpg on the freeway. The drive is comfortable and fluid and acceleration is a tad better with the V6 engine. It has been suggested to keep the original wheels as the drive with the optional bigger ones can be a bit bumpy and loud.
Step inside during the night time and you will be surrounded by ambient and soothing red lighting; the instruments are illuminated in red light too which makes them easy to read. You have the option of leather appointed seats at an additional cost. One special feature that the Terrain offers as a standard feature is a rearview camera, a feature that is usually only found on luxury vehicles. The cabin is very well insulated from outside noise and wind.
The SLE-1 entry level model includes keyless entry, USB compatibility, a telescoping and tilt steering wheel and XM satellite radio. Cargo space is at 31.6 cubic ft which can be expanded to 63.9 cubic ft if you fold the seats folded down. The SLE-2 trim adds in temperature controlled seats, a navigation system, sunroof and a DVD system in the back. The deluxe trim model the SLT-2 adds in driver's side memory seats, a sunroof, a liftgate and a Chrome Exterior package.
You can feel safe in the Terrain knowing that it includes all the latest safety advances.Front and side airbags, an ABS brake system, and traction control are all in place. The IIHS awarded the Terrain good scores for side, front and rear impact tests plus named it a top pick in regards to safety. Seatbelt pretensioners are in place which automatically tighten up if there is an impending impact. A security system is in place which prevents the engine from being turned on if the original manufacturer's key isn't used.
In conclusion, the GMC Terrain offers a large number of features usually not found in vehicles of its class such as a rearview camera, ambient lighting and the ability to use USB devices. This vehicle would be perfectly suited for families or anyone who is in need of a compact SUV that's excellent on gas and offers a lot of deluxe amenities at an affordable price. The base cost for the 2010 model starts at around the twenty four thousand dollar range, a competitive price for a small SUV with lots to offer.
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