Get to Know the new GMC Acadia: A Spacious and Refined Midsize SUV

The new GMC Acadia is available in Elevation, Premium, AT4, and Denali trims. Each of these variants provides a unique array of features compatible with different levels of taste and requirements. The Elevation is a stylish place to begin, while the Premium provides additional comfort and conveniences. The AT4 is for the off-road enthusiast, offering enhanced off-road capabilities and an exciting drive. The Denali is the highest level of luxury within the Acadia series and comes loaded with the advanced technologies and high-end materials that make it shine.

A potent 328-horsepower turbocharged 2.5-liter inline-four engine is at the heart of the GMC Acadia's performance, producing a substantial 326 pound-feet of torque. The engine works harmoniously with an eight-speed automatic transmission, providing spirited acceleration for your Douglasville adventures. All-wheel drive is on most trims and adds stability and traction to the driving experience. It is standard on the AT4, which is a model designed for off-road adventures. GMC's Active Torque Control all-wheel-drive system, a higher stance for improved ground clearance, an off-road-tuned suspension, and protective skid plates are available for the AT4 to take on everything from dirt-covered trails to steep and darkened forest roads near Powder Springs.

Inside, the GMC Acadia sees big upgrades, with refreshed materials, more technology, and better thought-out storage. The spacious cabin seats seven or eight passengers across three rows, with a second row available with either a full bench or captain's chairs. Additionally, the new layout has room for everything you need and then some. A column-mounted shifter opens room for more cargo space, including a new storage compartment under the floor of the third row.

As part of the GMC Acadia's sleek, unibody construction, the exterior design finds the ideal middle ground between a boxy, rough-and-tumble exterior aesthetic and the sort of upscale tailoring trim-specific details bring to the table. On the one hand, the AT4 looks rugged with dark accents, red recovery hooks, a higher ride height, and all-terrain tires. The Denali, by contrast, softens the squareness with Galvano Silver accents and is available with a choice of striking 22-inch wheels, which would make it the most appealing of the Acadia bunch.

GMC also has an eye on safety. The Acadia boasts a variety of standard driver-assistance technologies, including automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, lane-departure warning with lane-keeping assist, and adaptive cruise control. Together, these technologies can give you peace of mind as you drive through Hiram and make the drive safer for all the Acadia's occupants.

Tech is abundant in the GMC Acadia cabin; there's an 11.0-inch digital gauge cluster complemented by a 15.0-inch infotainment touchscreen running Google software. The whole thing is touch and voice-activated. Entertainment pours through a standard 12-speaker Bose system, with the option for a 16-speaker theater system that sends tunes careening about the Acadia's cabin.

The Acadia blends power, luxury, and practicality to create a compelling mid-size SUV for Rockmart drivers. With its variety of trims, there's an Acadia for just about any lifestyle or preference. Please visit our Dallas, GA GMC dealership and see for yourself how the Acadia sets itself apart. Schedule a test drive and discover the new GMC Acadia's comfort, capability, and advanced features firsthand.