2012 GMC Acadia consumer reviews

When searching for a new vehicle we needed something with lots of leg room in front and in the back, the Acadia with its front and back seat buckets has plenty of leg room plus plenty of room for whatever you need to carry.

Bought with 82,000 miles on it then at 102,000 found out mine had the wave plate issue so had to have the transmission rebuilt. Never an issue after that costly problem. Now has almos 161,000 miles and everything works great. About to get the transmission checked out just in case but besides that I am so in love with it.

This car met all the needs of our small family. It made it very easy to install car seats and was very reliable. The car has lots of room for growth.

So far I?m very happy with my purchase. I downsized from a Ford Expedition, has mikeafe not much better. But performance is better than I expected.

The Acadia is our first family vehicle. I absolutely love it. There is so much room in the back for bags, stroller, and of course our purr babies. And of course the awd!

I had a dodge caravan and it had to go. This has been a fabulous car. No problems, smooth, easy ride. Plenty of room for my three sons and two large dogs.

Excellent family vehicle! Room of a minivan, with style. Fold flat seats allow for added space to haul as needed. DVD system keeps the kids entertained during short or long travel. Sun roof for the parents, moonroof for the kids.

I love the design and comfort of my 2012 Acadia Denali but it has less than 100,000 miles and has cost us mega $ to repair and it only goes to a GMC dealership for maintenance and repair. My mother loved the look of my car so much when I got it that she bought one too. We live close together and one of us always has their car in the shop. I drive this car apprx 20 miles a day. I live within 10 miles of my work. It was a one owner when we purchased it so it was covered under warranty. It's a money pit as soon as the warranty goes out. For a 60K vehicle I expected to make it to 100,000 miles before it needed major repairs. Don't waste your money.

I bought this car with less than 100000 miles. Almost immediately l discovered strange fluctuations in the rpms while driving. After seeing reviews on utube l became aware of major problems other owners were having with their vehicle. Sure enough l was having the same issue. The transmissions in these vehicles apparently are failing in the 100000 mile range at the tone of $3500 to replace. Basically a complete rebuild of the transmission is necessary if you plan to keep the vehicle and no warranty to help cover the cost. Needless to say l no longer own that piece of unreliable junk even though the rest of the vehicle did ok.

This is my 1st GMC vehicle. It has great features but a few flaws. It has great storage room & enough room for my kids (2 boys).