Used 2018 GMC Acadia SLT-1 4dr SUV AWD (3.6L 6cyl 6A) Consumer Reviews
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Big Blue
My wife named our new Acadia SLT Big Blue because of the Sky Blue exterior paint, which she loves, and because he, it's a boy, is bigger than the mid sized car she had been driving. For a three row hauler the exterior dimensions are surprisingly compact while still offering a spacious interior and super ride and handling. The 3.6L V-6 is normally aspirated, which is a plus for me, and makes more horsepower and torque than the competition. In addition, our real world fuel economy is significantly better than EPA estimates. This past summer I drove from the EAA convention at Oshkosh to our home in St. Louis and recorded 30.3 for the 444 miles. Infotainment system is easy to use and since it has Android Auto (or Apple Car Play if you have an iPhone) there was no need for us to buy the optional navigation system; just plug your phone into one of the many USB ports and map is displayed on the touchscreen. We bought it new and got a fantastic deal. So far no complaints and anticipate keeping for a long time.
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The Acadia SLT-1 is a great suv
The Acadia SLT-1 is a great suv. It rides smooth and quiet. The spacious interior is wonderful for family trips. Each passenger has personal space, a cup holder, front and rear air, and USB ports. This instrument panel looks nice and is easy to use.
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- SLT-1 4dr SUVMSRP: $17,5454 mi away
- SLE-1 4dr SUVMSRP: $16,99526 mi away
- SLT-1 4dr SUVMSRP: $21,39526 mi away
Bought brand new - regret THIS particular buy!
We went from a 15' Traverse that was well equipped and loaded to our liking. Only reason we moved out of it was the mileage and the depreciation value once you enter said mileage. We chose to go with the 18' GMC Acadia because we did not like the new look or feel of the new Traverse's. We test drove one and it was awful. They are strikingly similar to the Ford Explorers as well - no thank you. Anyway - we loved the look and feel of the Acadia! It's been an ok ride - not one I would purchase ever again. Ours is currently at the dealer with a whole list of problems! Back window leaking, cup holders popped or never installed correctly, the dash in the windshield area popping up when it gets hot, the recirculate air smells like wet gym socks, one door handle the wrong color and scratches we never noticed when we took delivery until after I took it through the car wash - boom, there they were. Those said scratches are near the door handle that isn't the same color of the car. Just this past week, a weird noise started when starting the car like the starter is on it's way out. The drop in value itself is absolutely sickening as well! We pay $40,000+ for these vehicles yet they darn near drop in half with as little as 5000 miles on them yet dealers are still selling them at high dollar price tags but trade in values/resale values are a joke! The auto industry is clearly robbing people, no question about it and it should be illegal what they're doing and getting away with! Conclusion - I will not ever purchase another GMC again! They're very cheaply made compared to my previous Traverse. The molding inside is very sensitive and scratches very easily which is insane considering these are suppose to be family vehicles (hello, kids....??) The rear bumper also gets scratches very easily - insanely poor quality if you ask me and GMC is suppose to be your higher end brands - not at all! Very disappointed in GM and plan to call them with all our complaints! If we have one more issue with this 2018 Acadia - next we'll be acquiring a lawyer in the event we have purchased a LEMON! I have no problem holding GM accountable and can afford to do so!
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2018 Acadia needs water pump @ 5,000 miles?
My Acadia just hit 1 year old and has only 5,000 miles on it. Just got back from a cross country trip (up & back 24 hours) and the engine starts squealing. Take it to a dealership on my trip and they think it should be ok to get home, they thought it was the timing belt. Get home, turn veh into the dealership and they told me I needed my water pump replaced. What? 1 year old, 5,000 miles. Have a feeling this will be a $45,000 lemon,
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Air-conditioning terrible
Air-conditioning terrible I’ve drove the car for 500 miles the air conditioning stopped working ,may related to the rear of the evaporator . Which is the same problem my previous 2015 Arcadia had. You would’ve thought they resolve that problem but apparently not
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