Used 2023 GMC Terrain Consumer Reviews
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Pretty good for the money.
Overall the terrain is very nice and has all kinds of features. My personal favorite is the memory seats on the SLT trim level. I also really like the gear shift, it's nice having the extra space near the middle concel instead of a large shifter. The tail gate needs a little work for the hands free function,it works but takes a few seconds. The leather seats are a nice touch as well as the leather wrapped steering wheel. The heated seats and heated steering wheel are great features. The not so great stuff is the leg room and cargo space they are adequate but seem smaller and more cramped to me than the equinox. Overall very happy with the suv.
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Unable to put in Neutral
I purchased my Terrain new 16 months ago and the Fuel Pump Modul went out which is when I discovered you can not put the vehicle in Neutral during a breakdown. Luckily we were in a big enough parking lot that the other vehicles could get around us. My biggest issue with this is the hazard that this could cause. There is no way to get this vehicle off the road in a breakdown situation. I spoke to the deal when getting the repair work done and there response was, ya it's a bad design. I'll say its a major safety issue. FYI - I also confirmed that there is no override for this.
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- SLT 4dr SUVMSRP: $22,25034 mi away
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- Denali 4dr SUVMSRP: $28,98416 mi away
I think I bought a lemon
I bought the 2023 terrain in January of this year. It has been good on gas but other than that I'm not impressed. The car is noisy. The service ESC message has turned on as well as the service engine light. First and last time buying a GMC. I'm getting ready to retire soon and this WAS to be the vehicle to keep for a long time.
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Perfect sized, practical, entry luxury SUV!
Bought a new 2023 GMC Terrain Denali AWD SUV last summer & absolutely love this vehicle. As the Denali trim, it IS entry level luxury. My Denali is summit white w/ the light platinum perforated leather interior. Sharp color combination & keeps me cool during the hot summers here in the south. Speaking of keeping cool, the Terrain sure does have a strong AC! The Terrain is not a Jeep for off roading, but on forest trails and inclement weather, the AWD sure provides a significant increase in traction & safety. The Denali comes standard w/ the Bose upgraded sound system which is quite good. Love the wireless Apple Car Play & tech features. Safety features abound in this little SUV. The hatch area is more then enough for when my wife & I travel. A neat feature is that there are like three levels for cargo. Bottom level is the spare tire, mid level is a large covered compartment, and the main level is for the majority of your cargo. Very practical. PROS: Lots of cubbys throughout the vehicle to store items like sunglasses, tissues, etc Very strong A/C, heated seats & steering wheel Strong, good sound system Very practical for carrying both people & cargo Nice sharp style Strong headlights + foglights Decent gas mileage (averaging ~26-27mpg overall) CONS: engine is a bit weak when tasked w/ overtaking some hard plastic trim like on the A-pillar which rattles sometimes (inconsistent) only the drivers PW is Auto Up/Down (most entry level luxury cars have all 4 PW Auto up/Down) Overall, I'm exceptionally glad that I bought this vehicle & plan to keep it for many years. Even though the engine is a bit weak at higher speeds, around town w/ the 9 speed automatic, it does just fine. And the Terrain Denali is actually FUN to drive!!
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Love the look but hate the many fuel stops!
I fell in love with the look from the outside. I did my research, but what they don’t tell you is what go me. I have 5k mi on my new 23 Terrain and I have averaged 24 mpg with the majority of my driving on hwy. I traded my Acura MDX with a 3.5 V6 for this and I am getting the same mpg with a vehicle thats 1/2 the size and 1/2 the power (shows you comparison for same areas and the way I drove before and after) I used to stop 1x a week for gas and 4x is not out of the ordinary since I got the Terrain. Size of the tank does not support mpg, the true mpg. I am an aggressive driver and I am always in a hurry, but I am not peeling out or racing every where I go. I shouldn’t have to drive like a grandma to get “average mpg” that a vehicle is rated for. The 23 is a slightly Different engine than the previous year models. Please separate the ratings and comments. They should not be lumped together. Very frustrated buyer and frustrated researcher bec everything is grouped with past year models!
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