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Suburban/Yukon XL: by murphy4 on Sat Jan 10 11:42:28 PST 2009; We have 3 small boys, a dog and seem to always have a bunch of gear on trips. We have never been SUV people, always foreign wagons. We rented a Suburban last summer on a trip and I love it. The gas mileage was better than expected, managing the right foot and the cylinder de activation on the highway makes a huge difference. Now our lease on our volvo wagon is close to coming to an end. I am thinking Suburban/Yukon XL. What should we truly be paying? Is a 2009 better than a 2008? The 2009 do have the 6 speed, that has to help highway miles. Any advice to a SUV rookie would be appreciated.

no title: by cacooper on Sun Nov 02 22:19:24 PST 2008; I thought this forum was about buying experiences - I just happen to add that I wasn't sure about the gas mileage and that this car was heavier than my last car. The sticker on the door confirms what the dealer told me regarding the weight of the vehicle. Maybe the weight concious people want to start a new forum?

no title: by cacooper on Wed Oct 08 16:06:39 PDT 2008; Emmers82, I got my deal at Hubacher. It was an internet pricing error - but we looked a month before we purchased and they were fair from the beginning (willing to start at the invoice price etc.) I don't think we're suppose to post names of sales people on this site, but this gentleman works only Friday through Sunday and he just bought an Acadia for his wife. I hope that helps! As far as the gas mileage, I used to drive a Jeep Grand Cherokee and the Acadia is quite heavier (over 6k pounds). I thought I'd see an increase in mileage on my 45 mile daily commute (highway) but I'm a little dissappointed with what I'm seeing - and that my new car doesn't have the instand mpg feature my old one did. I'm figuring it on old fashioned math. Also - and I'm generally happy with the vehicle considering it was a necessity and it fits all of our criteria, but it's huge. I didn't realize how big it felt during the test drive until I've lived with it for 45 days and 5k miles. If you're looking for a large roomy vehicle this is for you. I'm not sure it would be comfortable for someone under 5'5 to drive. Sounds silly, but at 5'5 I had to 'grow' into it.

Recent SLE1 Purchase: by johnnymac2 on Mon Aug 25 20:19:21 PDT 2008; I think I did fairly well on a recent Acadia SLE. MSRP was $34,885 and I got it for $30,080 with GM employee pricing and $1,500 rebate. Vehicle came with Preferred package, 7 -passenger seating, Convenience package, trailering package and heated washer fluid. The car will arrive here in 3 days and then I will have the opportunity to begin sampling the MPG. What I've seen here isn't encouraging but I am a 65mph driver and easy on the gas pedal so I'm hopeful ir will prove to be at least as good as my 1997 Safari or better.

Re: any updates [donahues]: by hiperco on Tue Jul 15 10:22:56 PDT 2008; Just bought an 08 Yukon White Diamond Edition, Loaded, MSRP $54600, was priced at $48,491 (discount of $6109). Further reducing the price was -$5000 (loyalty) -$2000 (rebate), -$2600 in GM Card Earnings. Whether there is such thing as a good deal on a 6000lb gas guzzling SUV when gas is heading to $5+/gallon I'm not sure, but this seemed like at least not a bad deal ;)

Re: Acadia's April 08' lease rate & residual [ralora]: by Car_man on Wed Jun 25 02:49:04 PDT 2008; You're very welcome, ralora. You're not alone in your switch from an SUV to a sedan. With gas prices at over four bucks per gallon myself and a million other people are doing the same thing. The G35 Sedan is a nice car. You'll like it. Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum

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