How does real quilted leather seats, dynamic turn signals, open pore wood, and metal speaker grill covers not scream luxury? I’m not a fan of GM, but you’ve gotta give credit where credit is due
@@prateekinator4679 the interior does NOT feel one bit luxurious, the previous gen Acadia Denali feels upscale, but the interior in the new one isn’t it
I would still take a Pathfinder Platinum or Pallisade Calligrahy over this for $5k more even if GMC made this Acadia $20k cheaper, at least those feel luxurious
@@rweuce I’m not even going to list superior alternatives to the GMC Acadia Denali (which doesn’t feel one bit luxurious), there are way too many (that actually feel luxurious), Palisade Calligraphy is a great choice for sure!
It'd be more like the German brands if all thr seats manages to fold down completely... the lack of thought into what the seats could get caught on shows a lack of attention to detail. Decent tech and fancy seats do not make a luxury car, attention to detail does.
Mainstream cars are getting way too expensive. 65k for a GMC family SUV?! Also not to sound negative but GMC will never match the prestige or quality of BMW or Mercedes as stated in the video…
