Greg Cavanaugh, automotive writer for the Gallup Journey Magazine, does an in-depth review and road test of the 2008 GMC Acadia. This video supplements the written article on the Acadia and Enclave found in the February issue of the Gallup Journey Magazine. www.gallupjourney.com ***please note that this is an independent video and is in no way affiliated with GM***
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Love the Acadia good job
@defears3 Me too!
@z900030 Honda is crap!
Thank you Greg for a very good review. Having a large family you covered many of the things I would want to know.
@blackdubsociety you’re totally right. i dont see why more people dont just buy ford or GM these days. imports really arent any better now that, ecspecially GM, is stepping their game up big time. GM makes a great realiable car and now the interior is really coming through. Forget toyota or honda. buy a chevy, ford or dodge.
VERY BAD CAR
i toke my acadia 2007 to aljumail service center in jeddah 3 times
due to noise in the engin after that the engin faild
People dont ever ever buy this junk. I work @ GM dealer and they have leaky roof problem, Engine problem and transfer case problem. I fix the everyday LOL. 2 years ago i worked @ Honda dealer and i hate fixing just brakes and tires.
@z900030 Why? It’s because they aren’t minivans.
@z900030 Why? Because it’s they aren’t minivans.
realy it is nice review>>>>> thank you >>
which is better isnt the question. the question is which do you prefer
@joshua6200 cx-9!
u gogot to mention the price and car cylinder
I love my new Acadia! GM is where its at!
LOVE IT
cx-9 vs acadia…which is better?
im getting this car today but mine has dvd player and awd and a nav system
ha! thanks for checking
I’m in New Mexico and in the mountains so with the sun out its not too bad!
I had some 2X6′s in there too so I had the tail gate open. I can’t remember if the plywood fit with the gate closed or not. I didn’t have to move the front seats though. The plywood lays flat on the seats but there’s no wiggle room.
I am curious if you were able to fit 4×8 sheet/s with the tailgate closed? I assume you would have to move the front seats up far enough to fit the 4×8.
I like it,I have a chrysler 300c at the moment,I’m from Scotland and came to US 3 year ago and absolutely love American cars.
I would buy this.
I can fit a 4X8 Sheet of plywood in no problem… It’s been a good car for us at 1.5 years but MPG is only 18-20. Nav system is a little slow.
Lol I know right