GMC for Sale in Fort Pierce, FL

I like the looks of it the And the ride and I’ve always wanted a truck so I’m very happy And look for years of enjoyment with it

This car is exactly what we were looking for ... It fits all our needs and than some thank you Ryan Shippy for listening ......

Very comfortable. Many usb, 12v receptacles. Very large storage space. Nice being a bit higher than other vehicles. Rear window tint is great for night driving. But only 14.0 MPG.. Mileage is way worse than expected.

I love the styling of the GMC Canyons and always thought if I’d buy a new vehicle it would be it. My car of 10+ years was miraculously totaled by another motorist and I needed something else, so but the bullet and bought something new that I actually wanted. I ended up splurging and going with a Denali model with the V6 and a short box, and after 3000 miles I love the truck. The features it has are great, the power is definitely adequate and the fuel mileage is actually pretty decent. I love the exterior styling ad even like the interior for the truck model being first released as a 2015 model year. The 8 speed transmission shifts smoothly 99% of the time, with the odd little late shift when rolling to stops every once in awhile. The steering is light but not too light, and the seating position can be altered to give just the right driving position. I like the infotainment system, which is quick and has Apple CarPlay, although I’ve seen the 2019s are an update I still like mine. The interior room is certainly not full sized truck territory, but seating for four adults is easy and this truck is significantly easier to drive in traffic and park as opposed to a full sized. I did have to change the wireless phone charger as the 2018s won’t charge iPhones, and I do wish the backup camera was HD like the 2019s. I don’t tow so I can’t speak about that, but I also wish a 2018 high end truck would have factory LED headlights. It has lane keep warning and front collision warning, but it should have blind spot monitoring and park assist as it is a Denali and it was built new in 2018. Overall I love the truck and hope to keep it 10+ years, but it’s too bad they haven’t updated/added some features faster. It looks like the 2020s will probably be an update, but I unfortunately couldn’t wait.

I have only owned my 2016 GMC Terrain Denali v6 for two weeks now but I absolutely love it! It has a comfortable ride and plenty of room for 4 adults. It can hold 5 people, but to get three in the back I'd think they would have to be slimmer adults, or kids, to sit comfortably. The middle console is really deep, up to your elbow deep. I'm tall and with the seat back you have to reach for the door controls. I'm constantly letting down the back window by mistake when I'm trying to let down the driver side window. The remote start and heated seats are wonderful on cold days! There is a slight vibration when turning the wheel from park. I took it to a dealership where they told me this is a known issue with the V6 Terrain (the 4 cylinder doesn't have this issue apparently). Other than that, so far so good! It has back up camera, blind spot monitoring, lane departure warning, collision warning with brake assist and other safety features. My other vehicle is almost 15 years old so it's taking me a while to get used to all this new technology!

I originally had a 2015 terrain which was AWD and loved it. After leasing my current 2017 Terrain - which is FWD -I feel the car is tailored for a man. The finger holds on the steering wheel, for example, are sized for a man - my hand just doesn’t grip properly. My next vehicle I would like to find something that rides a little less like a “truck” and the Bluetooth has never worked properly which was used by Gavin as a selling point.

I’m waiting to sign the papers to buy a 2015 Acadia AWD SLE-2. Took it for a test drive and it has what I want for my family. I can’t wait to take it home!

Wish more attention was given to comfort of cooling and heating rear passenger seating. No rear vents in back at all. This was overlooked during my purchased but became very apparent when I was a back set rider during a hot summer day being transported home from surgery.

I've had midsize SUV's before and I like the larger door size, cargo space, and so forth. So the Terrain seemed to be a logical model to test, and I was impressed with the test drive and bought it. After a year I've been pretty happy with it but a couple of things stand out. The back seat does not fold flat to increase cargo space and this seems to be kind of ridiculous and to spoil the whole idea. And recently I had to have the fuel pump replaced under warranty, because of using E85 fuel, which the service manager told me is not good for the fuel systems despite this being a flex-fuel vehicle. The other thing is that while I was happy with the 4-cylinder engine at first, I now wish I'd opted for the V6 as the car is kind of out of its element in highway driving. Don't get me wrong, it will get you there, but my foot is on the floor a lot more often than I'd prefer. If I trade this one off in the next few years I'll definitely opt for the V6. Overall I am very pleased with it.

This vehicle from the start had issues. At 2,000 miles the auto stop feature failed and I was stuck in the middle of an intersection. I had to turn the vehicle off and restart it to get the engine to re-engage. Which then I got pulled over from a police officer because I hesitated too long at the intersection. The dealership had it for 1.5 weeks as it needed a new battery and cam shaft cylinoids. The local dealership had been great but GM directly is horrible. It now has radio software issues that I have had it in now twice for it and still isn't working properly. I had a 2017 Acadia before this one that was so unsafe GM ended up buying back from me. I will buy from the dealership again but I will never ever purchase anything from General Motors again.

I liked this Acadia, and only really traded it because I wanted a pick up truck. The Acadia was roomy good on fuel and fun to drive

This is by far the best car I’ve owned. Comfortable. Roomy. And with its eco option is great on gas. Love everything about it and it runs smooth

This car is head and shoulders above all the others I looked at in it's class. The V-6 is very powerful and gets 25 mpg on the highway and 22 city. I highly recommend it!

The past 4 years with this vehicle have been reliable. I've been able to save gas while having the space to move around with family or to other cities, the interface is simple and straight forward, so knowing when a oil change is coming to maintain the vehicle to good performance helped me a lot. The power steering is electronic so there is no need to check for fluids there, the wheel is always soft and easy to drive.

This car meets all of our needs. It has apple car play, Bluetooth, memory on seats, heated seats and heated steering wheel - it’s amazing!

Can’t believe how strong reliable and how much fuel economy I get with this rig. It’s always got me where I needed to go wether it be going to MT or SC pulling or unloaded it’s just nice to drive.

Great vehicle but very hard to drive at night as the headlights are very weak. Good on fuel and comfortable to drive. Maybe a little overpriced.

It’s the Perfect truck. Love the touch screen and technology. Heated and cooled seats. Dependable. Stylish. I’d recommend one to anyone looking for a great truck!

My 2017 GMC Sierra SLT is the best truck I ever owned. The headlights are very bright making it easier to see at night with the automatic highbeams. The Bose radio has excellent sound. I average 20 miles to a gallon in the city. The seats are very comfortable and the back seat in the crew cab has plenty of room for adults. The interior is very quite. The parking sensors and lane guidance system work very well. Yes, I love this truck.

This car is very nice , a lot or space , I am not happy with the armrest left side front door it broke very unhappy .