All New 2024 GMC Acadia Denali 

Hah, I have kicked myself for interrupting the welcome animation on this one. I’ve got it in our showroom now, I’ll get another uploaded that highlights that specifically 😅

@@mattrhodes5947 Awe, that was sweet of you. Thanks! If it doesn’t incorporate both the gauge cluster and infotainment system, try restarting the animation. It should include both displays. Never seen it in the Acadia though! 😆

Yes, that's right I agree with you Perhaps the super cruise is there to mitigate the situation a little bit

Not in the Acadia, it is the only vehicle in GM's lineup with the 15" diagonal display for the center infotainment system. That said if you're looking for a solid horizontal display I plan to take a walkaround of the all-new Traverse which has that in it, I just need one to be available long enough for me to do that hah!

We have a couple on the ground available right now. The one in this video & I just got a black one through service

The paddle shifters are to control the low gearing for going downhill

Paddle 🏓 shifters on the steering wheel are ALWAYS awesome

Weren’t y’all just complaining about the interiors feeling dated? Now they’re too nice? SMH 🙄

Ridiculously awesome

same as Traverse 2024.....due to hybrids demand, downsizing is crazy. I personally don't like it. I want V6!!!!!!! at least

Yes and no, previously you had the 2.0L Turbo 4-cylinder or the 3.6L V6 engine as available options in the Acadia. When you compare the horsepower you actually go up with the 2.5L Turbo 4-cylinder (328) vs. the 2.0L (220) or the 3.6L (310) so you may be surprised. They still have the available options of either FWD or AWD in the redesign of course.

@mattrhodes5947 so they throw in a small turbo and get 18 more horses ? I'll pass on that , I rather have a Naturally aspirated V6 engine that's been proven the test of time with less stress , 4 cylinders on huge vehicles go through more stress , the more weight the bigger the engine should be , if we are talking about a small Honda Civic ok ill take the 4 cylinder but a full size SUV 6 passenger , nah .. you'll see they will have problems in the future

@@jrighteous1984 True that

@@jrighteous1984No you’re just really behind in engineering and technology. Modern day 4 cylinders are much stronger than they were 10-15 years ago. Like previously stated an even smaller 4-cylinder used to be the base model engine and was adequate in power enough to overtake other cars normally if you needed to. The Silverado has even had a similar sized 4-cylinder motor that was designed to tow and haul - they’re apparently built to be more durable than you’re willing to accept. You do not need a 4-cylinder 2.0L turbo engine to move a Civic moderately quickly. These days, that’s a performance engine for a car of that size. You’re just way behind the times, like many uniformed Americans who want to reject the change and “downsizing”.

That’s because it _is_ just about as nice as the Denali, just not as great of quality for the materials. That’s where the Denali comes in, more luxurious materials.

Pictures and videos don't do these vehicles justice. I'm unsure how you can see it as cheap even still, the biggest eye opener was the 15" diagonal screen is way more impressive in person than I expected it to be. As far as packages go you're referring to Denali Reserve Package and Super Cruise Package. Of course they'll add to the cost! Denali Reserve Package - $3,130: Panoramic power sunroof 16-speaker Bose performance audio system with sub-woofer 22" Pearl Nickel machined aluminum wheels 22" all-season blackwall tires Performance Suspension Super Cruise Package - $3,490: Super Cruise driver assistance technology Driver Attention Assist to ensure attentive driving Enhanced Automatic Park Assist Rear Camera Mirror You can't expect more car to be done on the cheap