2011 GMC Terrain

2011 GMC Terrain General Motors said the crossover SUV field to its line of GMC for the model year from 2010. Placed in full size Acadia, from the land of its Theta architecture with the new Chevrolet Equinox. The model has replaced the Pontiac Torrent and GMC Envoy.

Two engines are available for customers to consider. A new 2.4-liter four-cylinder direct injection offers fuel economy of 32 miles per gallon highway, and an index of 22 cities.

Advanced fuel economy is achieved in part with an "ECO" mode that is activated via a button mounted on the console. When activated, it lowers the speed lock-up torque converter 1125 rpm to save fuel on models equipped with the engine.

There is also a 3.0-liter DOHC direct-injection V-6 engine produces approximately 264 horsepower. Both engines are mated to a six-speed automatic. Land, rack-mounted electric power steering system provides greater fuel efficiency of a four-cylinder-equipped models that saves nearly 11 miles per tank of gas.

"The capability attributes that make the GMC vehicle is etched terrain, making it a viable alternative to existing traditional SUV customers who are looking for a distinctive style and greater efficiency," said Susan Docherty, Buick-Pontiac-GMC former Vice President .

The land is offered with FWD and AWD trim levels in SLE and SLT. A list of standard and available features includes standard rear vision camera, programmable power liftgate, Bluetooth hands free phone, Multiflex sliding rear seat, remote start, USB audio connectivity, MP3 player, a seven-inch touchscreen navigation system, a 40 GB hard drive, a DVD based system with two screens for rear-seat entertainment independent, and OnStar and XM Satellite Radio All in GMC Terrain.

Walks on a plot 112.5 inches (2857 mm) wheelbase and has a four wheel drive with independent suspension front and rear tracks off that promise to provide comfort and handling solid. A family of 17-inch, 18 inch aluminum wheels and 19 inch chrome are available.