2,147 below average suv 137,511 gasoline silver automatic
Scores 24 highway mpg and 17 city mpg! This gmc acadia boasts a gas v6 3. 6l/220 engine powering this automatic transmission. Xm radio is standard on more than 50 2010 gm models, including three trial months of service. Everything worth listening to is now on xm (xm service available only in the 48 contiguous united states and the district of columbia. Xm radio subscription required and sold separately after trial period. Fees, taxes, and a one-time re-activation fee, may apply. Subscriptions governed by xm customer agreement available at xmradio. Com. All fees and programming subject to change.
With XM's incredible range of programming, everything worth listening to is on XM (Replaced by (UBS) XM NavTraffic when (UUM) audio system with navigation or (U4H) audio system with rear seat entertainment and navigation is ordered. Get over 170 channels, including: commercial-free music, sports, news, talk, entertainment, comedy, family and kids' channels, and much more. XM Radio is standard on nearly all 2011 GM models and includes 3 months of trial service
With XM's incredible range of programming, everything worth listening to is on XM (Replaced by (UBS) XM NavTraffic when (UUM) audio system with navigation or (U4H) audio system with rear seat entertainment and navigation is ordered. Get over 170 channels, including: commercial-free music, sports, news, talk, entertainment, comedy, family and kids' channels, and much more. XM Radio is standard on nearly all 2011 GM models and includes 3 months of trial service
With XM's incredible range of programming, everything worth listening to is on XM (Replaced by (UBS) XM NavTraffic when (UUM) audio system with navigation or (U4H) audio system with rear seat entertainment and navigation is ordered. Get over 170 channels, including: commercial-free music, sports, news, talk, entertainment, comedy, family and kids' channels, and much more. XM Radio is standard on nearly all 2011 GM models and includes 3 months of trial service