Used GMC Terrain 2017 Automatic

The Terrain is just a five-seater, but it's a fairly big one. Because it lacks a third-row seat, the Terrain might strike some family shoppers as less useful, but we've found it to be quite comfortable, even for four adults. GM has carved out good space inside a tidy package, and fitted the Terrain with very comfortable front bucket seats and a rear bench with adequate support. The rear seat can slide fore and aft over an 8-inch span so passengers or cargo can get higher priority, and the seatbacks fold to boost storage up to 31.6 cubic feet. All versions have a big, deep glove box, a new shelf on the center stack set below the controls, and an armrest storage bin deep enough to hold a small laptop.

The inline-4 is a GM workhorse that's learned a few new tricks. The 2.4-liter has direct injection and produces 180 horsepower, which is good enough to run the Terrain up to 60 mph in around nine seconds. The 301 hp, 3.6-liter V-6 arrived four years ago and it's the same mill found in the much larger Acadia. In the smaller, lighter Terrain, the V-6 lights into its tires with a muscular burble and dropkicks the compact crossover to 60 mph in around six seconds. All Terrains come with standard climate control; AM/FM/CD/satellite sound with a USB port for media players; keyless entry; a power driver seat; and ambient lighting. Also standard is a touchscreen-driven audio system.