Looks great both on the exterior and interior, the problem is GM still isn't super reliable. It's not like Jeep or Ford has been in the last decade, but it's not Toyota levels of reliable. Hopefully they get there soon because I'd love to own one of these.
I tell you, I used to love Ford, But GM is really leaving then in the dust as far a design, inside and out. Their new SUVs and trucks are so lovely that I kind of wish they'd do a sedan again just to see what a new Malibu would love like with this level of attention to detail. Or a subcompact GMC SUV. Awesome.
Is Google Assistant/maps the only map app available on the forward display? Can you use Apple Maps with Apple CarPlay and throw it onto that center display?
I had a '14 Acadia Denali and a '17 Acadia Limited (the last one before they shrunk it) and LOVED them both, with the '17 redesign they lost me. I'm now into a Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland and will soon be moving up to the L (7 passenger) model. A great vehicle AND a V6...sorry GMC, what might have been!
No sense whining about it. It's the way almost every vehicle is going to be moving forward because of emissions laws that were put in place. It sucks, it's just more shit to go wrong (and it has as a lot of manufacturers have had recalls because nobody knows how to do this shit properly yet), but it's the way of the future unfortunately. The good news is we'll be long gone before everything is all electric and there's no more ICE vehicles at all.
Not a refresh. It’s a redesign. New generation on a different platform than the previous model.
Love this thing.
Looks great both on the exterior and interior, the problem is GM still isn't super reliable. It's not like Jeep or Ford has been in the last decade, but it's not Toyota levels of reliable. Hopefully they get there soon because I'd love to own one of these.
I tell you, I used to love Ford, But GM is really leaving then in the dust as far a design, inside and out. Their new SUVs and trucks are so lovely that I kind of wish they'd do a sedan again just to see what a new Malibu would love like with this level of attention to detail. Or a subcompact GMC SUV. Awesome.
Is Google Assistant/maps the only map app available on the forward display? Can you use Apple Maps with Apple CarPlay and throw it onto that center display?
Awesome video, btw.
1:02 that transition animation 💀can it be solved with an update to the system?
I had a '14 Acadia Denali and a '17 Acadia Limited (the last one before they shrunk it) and LOVED them both, with the '17 redesign they lost me. I'm now into a Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland and will soon be moving up to the L (7 passenger) model. A great vehicle AND a V6...sorry GMC, what might have been!
Do you have that in white
The squirrel in a cage engine is the best... who needs a naturally aspirated V6.
No sense whining about it. It's the way almost every vehicle is going to be moving forward because of emissions laws that were put in place. It sucks, it's just more shit to go wrong (and it has as a lot of manufacturers have had recalls because nobody knows how to do this shit properly yet), but it's the way of the future unfortunately. The good news is we'll be long gone before everything is all electric and there's no more ICE vehicles at all.
“All new and refreshed”
Sounds like an oxymoron if I ever heard one 😂 - good review though
Be careful when buying these. I had mine for 3 years, and the cooling thermostat went out at only 30k miles
CarPlay looks super awkward like that
Side view looks way too generic. Screen design looks like a copy of ford.