Four: Elevation, AT4, Denali, and Denali Ultimate. Elevation is the value-focused three-row trim, AT4 adds off-road capability, and Denali and Denali Ultimate move into GMC’s luxury territory.
Up to eight. Only the Elevation offers true three-row, eight-passenger seating with a second-row bench. AT4, Denali, and Denali Ultimate seat seven with second-row captain’s chairs.
MSRP starts in the low $40,000s for Elevation and climbs above $60,000 for a fully equipped Denali Ultimate, before tax, title, and destination fees. Manufacturer pricing and incentives change often, so ask our team at Starling GMC for the current advertised price and any active offers for St. Cloud, Kissimmee, or Orlando buyers.
Up to 5,000 pounds across every trim, since the Trailering Package comes standard, enough for a small boat or a camper.
Yes. Front-wheel drive is standard on Elevation, Denali, and Denali Ultimate, with all-wheel drive available on those trims and standard on AT4.
Up to 97.5 cubic feet with the rear seats folded down, generous room for a family SUV that still offers real third-row seating.
EPA-estimated around 23 mpg combined in front-wheel-drive form, competitive for a three-row SUV of this size.
Yes, available on Elevation, AT4, and Denali, and standard on Denali Ultimate. It is GMC’s hands-free highway driving system, useful for longer stretches like I-4 or the Florida Turnpike.
Yes, especially in the Elevation trim, which is the only Acadia that keeps true eight-passenger seating. It works well for family road trips around Orlando, Kissimmee, and beyond without stepping up to something as large as a Yukon.
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