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Vehicle Overview:
MSRP: $24,250 - $31,000
Invoice: $22,916 - $29,295
Vehicle Type: Sport Utility Vehicle
ABS Brakes: Standard
Standard Airbags: 6
MPG: 17-22/25-32 (City/HWY)
Engine Offered:
2.4L I4 182HP
3.0L V6 264HP
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Consumer Ratings:
Performance: 4.1
Exterior: 3.8
Interior: 4.2
Overall: 4.1 Review Guide:
5=Perfect; 3=Good; 1=Poor |
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2010 GMC Terrain Reviews - Consumer Car Reviews
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Submitted 2009-11-04 07:15:52 | 
Nelson
| Performance: |  | Exterior: |  | Interior: | | Overall: | | | Guide: 5=Perfect; 3=Good; 1=Poor |
| Pros: What do you like about 2010 GMC Terrain?
Purchased the SLE-2 last week. Love the bold styling of the exterior makes it looks much more masculine than it's Equinox counterpart.
Interior design is fantastic. 8 speaker premium sound is well done, along with the other gadgets and gizmos.
Comfortable seating with adjustable power (and heated) cloth interior. (Prefer this over the leather. Live in a cold Canadian climate so although heating leather is nice, I find my body warms the leather before the heater.)
3/60,000km full warranty, 5//160,000km powertrain warranty and 5 year Roadside Assistance offers a nice piece of mind in purchasing a new model vehicle.
3.0L 6 cylinder at 264HP has plenty of pick up and go although I test drove the 2.4L 4 cyl, and it was more than adequate for performance.
3.0L provides comparable gas mileage to my 3.4L Pontiac Montana minivan in town and chose this engine because I needed the extra towing capacity for my boat. Cons: How would you improve 2010 GMC Terrain?
Not really a con, but being a new vehicle, hard to find generic steel rims for this vehicle to add winter tires although the steel rims used on the Buick sedans will fit.
Remote car starter requires you lock the doors once, prior to engaging the starter. (If this is a requirement that the doors be locked, have the starter button lock the vehicle and then engage the remote start.) 2010 GMC Terrain Review:
Overall, I've had this vehicle approx 1 week and it hasn't disappointed me. Handles great for a crossover with a comfortable yet firm ride. I think GM definitely got the interior right with this vehicle and the bold exterior has had several people turn heads.
Look forward to driving it for many more years to come. |
| Submitted 2009-10-31 13:53:35 |
Cathy
| Performance: | | Exterior: | | Interior: | | Overall: | | | Guide: 5=Perfect; 3=Good; 1=Poor |
| Pros: What do you like about 2010 GMC Terrain?
I like the interior design. It has a modern feel to it.
The standard back-up camera is great.
The estimated gas mileage on the 4 cyl. is impressive. Cons: How would you improve 2010 GMC Terrain?
The back end looks like a minivan.
No home link. :(
The chrome latch on the dash compartment reflects the sun.
I wish it had dual zone air.
Wish I could have added the chrome package to the SLT-1 like is available for the Equinox. 2010 GMC Terrain Review:
I have ordered the SLT-1 Terrain. It has been over a month and they just started to build it this week. I am very excited to get it. (hopefully only a couple more weeks) I ordered the brownstone interior sight unseen and have now seen pictures of it finally. I think I made a mistake there.
I debated between the Terrain and the Equinox, but let my husband decide which he liked better. I was happy to get the extras that the Terrain offers standard over the Equinox.
After driving a Tahoe for the last 8 years, I look forward to getting descent gas mileage on my 80 mile roundtrip drive to work.
We added the DVD entertainment system for my "special needs" son even though no one could tell us anything about it. That is one drawback about ordering a vehicle when it FIRST comes out! (along with picking an interior color you regret)
We looked at all the comparable SUVs and I am expecting to be thrilled with my choice. |
| Submitted 2009-11-14 10:52:02 |
george
| Performance: |  | Exterior: |  | Interior: |  | Overall: | | | Guide: 5=Perfect; 3=Good; 1=Poor |
| Pros: What do you like about 2010 GMC Terrain?
Really like the smaller size of the vehicle vs. the current GMCV Envoy. Cons: How would you improve 2010 GMC Terrain?
Make basic equipment available, either standard or as an option: universal home remote (come on, GM, what's wrong with you guys!?); power passenger seat; dual-zone A/C.
Also, please change shift points on transmissions for both engines..now geared for maximum gas mileage...but results in poor performance. The six is worse than the 4!
Most important, redesign this vehicle...it is incredibly ugly...looks like a brick on wheels. 2010 GMC Terrain Review:
Was surprised by test drives of this vehicle. Getting past the ugly exterior was bad enough, but found both engines to be a lot less gutsy than other reviews had indicated. The 6 especially was disappointing...really slow in passing. Some of the interior plastics are hard and cheap looking, and reaching the nav screen from the driver's seat is a stretch you shouldn't have to do when driving. |
| Submitted 2009-10-26 18:43:28 |
charles
| Performance: | | Exterior: | | Interior: | | Overall: | | | Guide: 5=Perfect; 3=Good; 1=Poor |
| Pros: What do you like about 2010 GMC Terrain?
Door opening very wide a plus to have easy access to the car seat.
Backseat moves forward and backward for more room. Cons: How would you improve 2010 GMC Terrain?
Find the dash on passenger a little low if you are tall. 2010 GMC Terrain Review:
Very nice. |
| Submitted 2009-10-09 10:47:48 |
Greg Blanco
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| Pros: What do you like about 2010 GMC Terrain?
1. The ride is very smooth.
2. The 2.4 litre engine has enough horsepower.
3. A good deal of extra gadgets (backup camera) included.
4. Better gas mileage than my old 3.4 litre Torrent. Cons: How would you improve 2010 GMC Terrain?
1. not crazy about the flat roof lines, the curves on the torrent were much better. I'm not crazy about the rear end either, however I would say that the rear lights are much easier to see than the Torrent that it replaces. 2010 GMC Terrain Review:
Over all I think this suv is better in almost every way than my 2006 Torrent. The road feel is much better, and the front end feels much tighter. My Torrents awd system had a slight hesitation and this one seems to be much better. Also, I was pleasantly surprised by the power of the 2.4 litre engine which does give better mileage than my Torrant. A slight sacrifice for looks but a much better car. |
| Submitted 2009-10-01 19:19:00 |
perry
| Performance: | | Exterior: | | Interior: | | Overall: | | | Guide: 5=Perfect; 3=Good; 1=Poor |
| Pros: What do you like about 2010 GMC Terrain?
A beefy sporty SUV look but, with a very tight handling smooth riding sport car feel. I have been reading about the Terrain since April and finally test drove one last week. I have a Hummer H3x now and I have to say the interior of the Terrain blows the H3 away. It does not have all the hard cheap plastic feel. Its finishes are so superior and with the SLT2 package you get everything you need and more! I'll be buying a Terrain in December! Cons: How would you improve 2010 GMC Terrain?
Only two cons I can come with is the back lights... should have had some of that white/clear lens mixed in with the red to take away the Buick look. Also, with all the great features, there is no home link!! SRX has it but did not like the look of SRX .. to safe and ugly rear. |
| Submitted 2009-09-27 18:30:32 |
TC
| Performance: | | Exterior: | | Interior: | | Overall: | | | Guide: 5=Perfect; 3=Good; 1=Poor |
| Pros: What do you like about 2010 GMC Terrain?
Looks.
Drives.
Firm seating.
Good stereo and electronics.
Handling. Cons: How would you improve 2010 GMC Terrain?
Front looks great, but the butt looks like an old car. 2010 GMC Terrain Review:
What a great car. I just got it and it looks great. I don't like the look of its butt, but the front and side profile looks so much more expensive then Ford Edge.
Terrain drives great as well. Handling is pretty good, just as expected from GMC. The overall growl and power of the engine is just as a GMC should be.
The seats are surprisingly comfortable. No frills there, but it fits me right.
The dash design is simple, which is great to use. Other electronics are much better and up to date then the previous GMCs.
GMC finally produced a good and solid product that can compete with other smaller SUVs. I was choosing between Ford Edge, and Terrain won. The aggressive look of the front did it at the end.
As long as this new car doesn't give me any trouble, I'll be happy driving it every day. |
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