Used 2013 GMC Terrain Denali SUV Crossover Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons of the 2013 GMC Terrain Denali SUV Crossover
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Revised touchscreen interface includes smartphone app integration.Larger and more powerful V6 engine for 2013 does not change fuel economy numbers from last year’s model.Standard four-cylinder returns phenomenal fuel economy.Top crash test safety scores from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.Fantastic braking capabilities.Bold yet sophisticated exterior with plenty of Denali accents.Passenger cabin is upscale and modern.Vault-like cabin due to a special acoustic windshield.Impressive audio system.Sliding rear seat.Plush and supportive front row seats.Denali logo thoughtfully placed on seats and steering wheel.Extra-long list of safety features.Soft blue ambient lighting.Special rear shocks deliver a smooth ride.
Standard four-cylinder engine is quite slow, taking 9.4 seconds to stop from 60 mph.Rear seat is not quite as comfortable as you might expect.Does not offer as much overall cargo space as other rivals in this segment.The touchscreen interface can be slow to respond, sometimes missing them completely.Rather large turning circle of 40 feet makes it a challenge to maneuver in small spaces and park.Handling could be a bit sharper.
