The all-new GMC Acadia may look like a sport utility vehicle, but this is one of those cases in which looks deceive. The Acadia has many of the capabilities of an SUV but it is aimed at people who want better ride and handling.The Acadia is what the auto industry calls a "crossover," which means despite its looks it uses car-type construction and mechanical components instead of the trucky parts used in traditional SUVs.
Acadia shares those components with its siblings, the 2007 Saturn Outlook and the 2008 Buick Enclave.
Head down a curved, country road and it is easy to see GMC achieved its goals with the Acadia. It eases over rough pavement in a soothing manner but takes corners in a reassuring fashion, although the driver is always aware that this is a relatively large and heavy vehicle.Click here to read more