Facts About the GMC Terrain

The GMC Terrain is a recently designed mid-size crossover SUV from the GM family. It was created to replace both the Pontiac Torrent and the GMC Envoy. This model has quickly gained popularity with consumers and is one of GMC's best selling vehicles.

Interior

The GMC Terrain can accommodate five passengers comfortably and features a 60/40 split and fold second row of seating. Consumers can choose between cloth and premium leather interior and all models come standard with Sirius XM stereo with a CD player.

Exterior

The first thing that an individual notices about the Terrain is its bold grille and athletic stance. It commands attention and has intricate details that display a sense of toughness, yet elegance. Consumer's can enjoy 63.9 cubic feet of cargo space with a programmable lift gate that opens and shuts with the simple click of a button.

Safety

Driver and passenger side airbags are standard on all models of the Terrain. It also comes equipped with an anti-theft system, rear door child security lock, traction control and stability control system. In addition, emergency services such as crisis assist, stolen vehicle assistance and remote ignition block are all available through On-Star.

Performance

The Terrain is powered by a V-6 engine with 264 of horsepower. It features a six-speed automatic transmission and gets 17 miles per gallon for city driving and 25 miles per gallon on the highway.

Competitors

The key competitors in the Terrain's class are the Nissan Murano, Toyota Highlander, Ford Edge and Honda CR-V. According to statistics, it is the top choice among consumers in its class.