At the 2015 New York auto show, GMC unveiled a refreshed Terrain with updated electronics and styling, but drliveline options carried over from the previous generation.
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GMC originally launched its Terrain model in 2009, taking advantage of the growing crossover market with a vehicle built on a car platform but incorporating strong SUV styling.
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For its 2016 model year, the Terrain gets a styling refresh and new electronics, but it remains a five passenger vehicle. At about 15.5 feet in length, it is longer than the typical compact SUV.
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With stacked headlight and an upright grille, the Terrain shows off strong SUV looks. New LED daytime running lights are available for the 2016 model.
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The Terrain is still available as a front- or rear-wheel-drive vehicle, using either a 2.4-liter four cylinder engine or a 3.6-liter V-6.
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Square fenders emphasize the SUV design. GMC leaves quite a bit of clearance in the wheel well, suggesting good articulation for off-road situations.
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The cargo capacity should come in well over 30 cubic feet with the rear seats up, and over 60 cubic feet with the seats down, adding to the Terrain's utility.
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High trim Terrain models, such as the Denali or SLT, get leather-covered power-adjustable front seats.
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Driver assistance features include a rear-view camera, blind spot monitor, forward collision alert, and lane departure warning.
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The Terrain comes with a six speed automatic transmission in all configurations.
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The IntelliLink head unit include Bluetooth phone and digital audio features, and can be optioned up with navigation. OnStar telematics includes a 4G data link built into the Terrain.
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Rear seating is very spacious, even with the front seats pushed back, making the Terrain a reasonable substitute for a sedan.
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