The GMC Terrain is a great mid-sized SUV—not too big, not too small. The back seat has lots of leg room (I'm 6'0!). One cool feature about the back seat is that it is adjustable so that you can slide it forwards or backwards to create more leg room or accommodate a larger item in the cargo space while still being able to use the back seat for seating (as opposed to folding down the back seat rendering it useless for seating). The Terrain is one of the quietest vehicles I've ever owned. I got great gas mileage and loved features like remote start, heated seats, satellite radio, touch screen control panel, and the rear back up camera. When my lease is up, I want another Terrain but this time I will get a V6 instead of a V4!

After driving the GMC for a while, you realize just how silent it is. You feel like you're at home in your bedroom. Once all of the windows have been rolled up and your cruising, it really is just as quiet as can be. If you have to listen to the sounds of the city all day like I do, this car really acts as an oasis from the struggles of everyday life. When you find yourself on the freeway and really give it some gas, you'll see just what an incredibly smooth ride it is. Once you hit about 70, it becomes very apparent that you're not in an older SUV and that is truly the new class of vehicle. From the steering wheel to the leather trim on the seats, it really is one of the finer rides out there right now. It's hard to believe all this was so absurdly affordable. From the premiere sound system to the heated seats, this was everything it promised and a whole lot more.