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2016 GMC Terrain Denali AWD 4dr
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All Wheel Drive, Sport Utility, 4WD Sport Utility Vehicle
20 mpg city / 29 mpg hwy
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20 mpg city / 29 mpg hwy
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Ann D
08/24/16
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Paul E
08/22/16
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"This Terrain is great but I have I problem. The car has great headroom once you get into it but I always hit my head on the roof when I get into the car. I am 5'10" and even with the seat at its lowest position I have to bend my head sideways to get in. This is a problem with the low profile of a lot of cars/ SUV's produced today. I wish that the designers would give me another two inches. It is a great SUV and I actually have more room than my 2004 Buick Ranier once I get in."
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Vincent H
06/07/16
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"We are very happy with our Terrain"
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James C
04/29/16
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"There's a lot to like about the 2016 SLT Terrain. It's perfectly sized for our family, and is loaded with safety and high tech features. Styling is definitely attractive, especially now that the newer models have a more rounded nose, as opposed to a squared off look, which was more truck looking. The interior is definitely upscale for the price, and the ride is quiet and comfortable, yet nimble. We have yet to take it on s road trip, where I hope the fuel mileage would show improvement to at least the advertised 24mpg. so far the best it's done is 22mpg, so we'll see later this year when we take it on vacation. I would definitely buy again, and definitely recommend to family and friends."
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