The first thing that caught my attention was the appearance of the wagon. It's very fashionable. It's not old and outdated like a station wagon. I love the color I picked, too (champagne silver). It's not too big, bulky or boxy. The interior is very spacious as well. I fit comfortably in the fully adjustable drivers seat. I also sat in the back seat and there was ample room for all of my passengers. The back seat is adjustable, too - it moves forward and back to allow for more space. I usually get car sick in the back seat. I rode in the back and didn't get sick. I like the cloth seats and carpet.

This is my second Terrain, and I have driven it for 78,000 miles. Both vehicles have been dependable with relatively low cost for maintenance. It has been great on long trips, and the fuel economy has exceeded expectations. No physical part of the vehicles have been replaced from brakes to electronic system to hoses and belts. The rides have been quiet, and the vehicle has an excellent sound system. The heating system needs some work as you can be roasting one minute and freezing the next minute in the front seats. The controls do not reset very well going from heat to cooling internal to the car. The seats are comfortable and have plenty of leg room. The rear seats move forward and backward. The storage capacity in the rear is not adequate as you cannot store a set of golf clubs without struggling. The rear seats do collapse easy for more storage space with the rear seat separates for a partial collapse. I have had turbo charged 4-cylinders in both vehicles and it has been more than adequate.