GMC Terrain Usados en Venta

The 2015 GMC Terrain SLE is a pretty decent vehicle. What drew me to the vehicle was the body style of this year's model. It has more of a boxy style, which was better than the more rounded looking vehicles that were coming out. That is why I went to the dealership and attempted to buy this vehicle. There are a few blind spots on this vehicle. Turn on my other vehicle had me almost hitting people numerous times. The vehicle drives pretty smoothly. If there is anything that I could change about the vehicle, I would make The back-up camera screen and navigation screen a little bit bigger. The back-up camera works pretty well also. I have not had to replace any major components of the vehicle, and my car has over 75,000 miles on it to date. This car is great on fuel economy. I had a full-size SUV, and this car gets a lot better mileage than that vehicle. If you are looking for a vehicle that you can drive cross-country, this would be a vehicle that would last. I just had to replace my tires for the first time at 75,000 miles. The car plays told me that these tires will only warranted for 60,000 miles.

I never started off wanting a Terrain when I first started looking for a new vehicle. I was led to the Terrain by a coworker. I had been looking at smaller SUVs when I stumbled upon the Terrain. I took it for a test drive, and I loved it. It had all of the styling that I wanted along with all of the space that I need. I came from a sedan, so the extra cargo room is super important for me. I have enough room to have my son in the car and lots of extra stuff. It had always been a problem with the car, because I couldn't pick up anything big if I had him with me. I love the handling of this truck. The styling is great as well. It really fits in with my current image and totally fits into my life. I love driving this truck. I've taken it all over with me. It's been on many road trips, family vacations and work trips. I bought this car used, and it really was one of the best decisions that I could have made. I have a great-looking, reliable SUV that I can take anywhere with me, and it always gets the job done. It's been with me for the past two years, and I plan on keeping the vehicle for the next three–five years.

I have a 2013 GMC Terrain. Standard, nothing exotic. It only has 62,000 miles, and under normal circumstances, I'd be looking to replace it now since it's paid up. The car is great, however! Soon I'll need new tires and brakes, but that's necessary when all cars near 70,000 miles. So I'm thinking that what I'm liking most of all about it right now is that it's paid off!! I have a car in my driveway that I love, looks good, drives well and I don't owe a thing on it. Why would I buy a new car? What I don't like about it, however, is that everyone seems to have one and I see myself coming and going. When I first bought it I was the first to find and fall in love with the GMC Terrain. Then, it seemed everyone in the neighborhood took advantage of pretty cool lease deals offered on it and now everyone has this car! I hate that! I love the way the car drives, love the interior space, and love the technology. Like all things, however, that technology continues to grow and now, seven years later, I think it could do better. I would certainly love a bigger screen, technology upgrade, and a roof rack for our frequent trips to Florida. On one of our vacations I rented a brand new Jeep that had some very cool safety features, and I think they would be nice also.