Bought it from my sister. Best vehicle I've owned. Very comfortable and has plenty of power. Love it. It's like anything else you own, regular care & maintenance goes a long way.

I'm sure you've heard the phrase, "They don't make 'em like they used to!" Well, my mom bought a 2014 GMC Acadia about six years ago, upgrading from a 2008 model. Honestly, the older model was quite a bit better. The 2008 barely had any problems in the five or six years we had it, but the 2014 has many more problems. And the 2014 was bought completely refurbished. For whatever reason, the automatic lift-gate will not work when it gets cold. It doesn't stay locked in the open position, you have to physically hold it open. Half of the powered windows don't work right either. The RR window can be rolled down with the RR switch, but it doesn't like being rolled back up. The only way to roll it up is by using the RR switch by the driver's seat. And the RL switch by the driver doesn't work at all. The FR seat belt barely latches into the belt buckle anymore. You have to push down hard to get the thing to hold. There is nothing caught inside the buckle mechanism, it's just worn out. I've seen cars that are more than 30 years old that don't have that problem. The seat belt buckle mechanism in the third row is also atrocious, especially in the middle seat. The belt doesn't give a lot of slack before getting stuck and being able to travel any further, making it very difficult to get one buckled in the backseat. Again, the 2008 Acadia never had these issues. GMC made a decent car in 2008, but a mediocre car in 2014. Not to mention GM used the exact same model that they did for the newer Saturn Outlook, which was discontinued when Saturn shut down in 2010.

I am a 78 yr old female and have owned this vehicle since 2014. Great vehicle performance and reliability a comfort drive. The only problem I have is with the 2 front doors scraping the paint off the door sill. This vehicle was driven by owner of the dealership for a few months before I purchased it. On the whole I am still proud to drive this vehicle.