GMC Acadia review (US): sufficiently average

The GMC Acadia is a mid-sized SUV offering with improvements over its previous model, featuring updated technology, larger wheelbase, and enhanced interior space for both cargo and passengers. The introduction of GM's Super Cruise hands-free drive assist is a notable addition across all trim levels, which include the base Elevation, upmarket Denali, and off-road focused AT4. The Acadia is powered by a 2.5-liter turbo inline four-cylinder engine and offers decent performance for everyday driving, though its off-road capabilities fall short compared to more specialized vehicles like the Jeep Grand Cherokee. The vehicle is positioned as a practical choice for families and young adults starting a new phase in their lives. While the Acadia may not stand out in terms of luxury or driving dynamics, it offers a comfortable ride with adequate features and space for daily use. Overall, it is a competent SUV that may not excite enthusiasts but serves its purpose well for everyday driving needs.