The restyled second-generation GMC Acadia is a midsize five-door SUV built for families who want three-row practicality without full-size bulk. Here is what the mechanical and equipment choices mean day to day.
Each GMC Acadia engine is gasoline-fuelled and paired with an automatic transmission. The 2.5 AT is the economical four-cylinder choice with front-wheel drive, while the 3.6 AT V6 brings noticeably stronger pulling power for towing or loaded trips, and comes with either front-wheel or all-wheel drivetrain.
SUV 5-doors — GMC Acadia Engines and Transmissions
GMC Acadia trim levels build on the same mechanical package rather than changing it. The 3.6 AT front-wheel-drive version, for example, appears as SLE and SLT: SLE covers the practical essentials, while SLT adds comfort and convenience equipment. Check the specific car, since options vary between individual vehicles.