2024 GMC Acadia Denali Interior Deep Dive: The Good & The Bad
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2024
- The 2024 GMC Acadia is all-new, receiving a complete overhaul consisting of a redesign and re-engineering. In this video, join GM Authority Executive Editor, Alex Luft, as he takes a deep dive into the interior of the 2024 GMC Acadia Denali, including both the light and black colorways.
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For those wondering why GM decided to use the turbo 2.5L engine instead of a V6 in this car, we explain that in this article: gmauthority.com/blog/2024/06/heres-why-2024-chevy-traverse-uses-2-5l-turbo-engine-and-not-a-v6/ - Alex
Looking like a solid option but you can tell where the bean counters still win. A denali without auto up and down windows? Like why save money on that?
Agreed! Thanks for the comment. - Alex
Toyota highlander have auto-up window!
Hello great review, do you recommend waiting for the 2025 model or is the 24 good enough??
Thank you for the kind words! I don't foresee much of a difference between the 24 and 25 model years, so 24 should do just fine. Thanks for the question. - Alex
You push down on a pillow or seat cushion it will move hence soft touch
Are you referring to the driver's armrest issue? If so, the issue is that this condition does not happen on any other vehicle, regardless of the softness of the material. The problem is that the armrest is not bolted or fastened down in enough places to prevent it from sagging/moving down. Nothing to do with the finishing material, but rather the way the material underneath is fastened. - Alex
I'm so disappointed in GM for the engine they put in the new Acadia & Traverse. My wife and I test drove one 2 days ago for her next SUV. We were so unhappy. It's very underpowered and works way to hard going up just slight hills. Should have stuck with the naturally aspirated V6. I mean, the Yukon, which is not much bigger now, has a V8! The interior is nice and we were pleased with everything except the engine. Shame!
@Mikemalone007 Yeah, I hear you on that. We recently wrote on GM Authority why they decided to use the turbo 2.5L instead of a V6 here: gmauthority.com/blog/2024/06/heres-why-2024-chevy-traverse-uses-2-5l-turbo-engine-and-not-a-v6/ - Alex