Overall, for my first used vehicle, and first car in general, I have pretty good reviews for it. I am not big into fancy cars, but I would not buy something that looked stale or very aged, so this car was a good choice. The Acadia has a very easy, simple performance that gets you where you want to go, and it's not too bulky like a truck or small like other cars can be. I really liked the heated seating, ease of the air condition and heat, and the extra third row in the back. This third row could be flipped over, giving me a lot of space as I am a full-time college student who uses this car on campus, and traveling or moving around with my dorm supplies at the end of each semester really needed the extra room for storage or else I would not be able to able to fit it all. The car, as I said before, is a very comfortable size for my needs. I never had any problems with the car, and still drives smooth despite being a little aged. The gas mileage is good-ish, but I do not have much to compare it too. The GPS and touchscreen features up front are really great, and it was easy to sync my phone to those features. This is especially helpful for Bluetooth calls. The one think I really dislike is the color of the car. Fortunately, I bought it used for an exceptionally fair price as I knew the owner but goodness who would want a brown car? My car is the color of poop! The actual style of the car is very cute and feminine, but I wish it was a different neutral, though I do not care enough to get it repainted. Overall, a good quality, standard car.

I absolutely love my GMC Acadia. It has a very smooth ride. It is very quiet and is fantastic for long road trips! It has a power lift gate that is very handy when trying to load groceries. It also has three rows of seating which is nice when taking multiple people in the car with me. The seats are comfortable and my Acadia came with a fold down DVD player.