2022 GMC Terrain Review

Measuring only 182.3 inches long and 72.4 inches wide, the GMC Terrain is perfect for weaving in and out of tight traffic and navigating the open road with ease. Don’t let the petite stance of this SUV fool you, though. It still packs a big punch.

Under the hood, you’ll find a 1.5-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder engine. It delivers 170 horsepower and 203 lb-ft of torque for spirited acceleration and smooth gear changes. The best part is that this motor also earns an EPA-estimated 25 city/30 highway MPG, meaning you won’t need to stop for gas often when running errands.

There’s nothing more important than staying safe on the open road, whether you’re venturing solo or have a backseat full of passengers. To help avoid frontal collisions, the GMC Terrain is armed with Automatic Emergency Braking. This system can apply the brakes when needed to help prevent hitting an obstacle ahead of you.

Of course, you can never be too safe. So, the Terrain is available with GMC Pro Safety Plus, which includes the following advanced features:

• Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert: Monitors your side blind zones and alerts you todetected vehicles, so you know when it’s safe to change lanes.
• Rear Park Assist: Measures the distance between your SUV and rear obstacles, bringing you to a stop if needed to avoid an impact.
• Rear Cross Traffic Alert: Warns of approaching vehicles when backing out of a parking spot, so you can be on your way safely.

The technology doesn’t stop with just safety in the Terrain. It also adds on a few other key features to assist you with parking your SUV. Monitor your surroundings through the available High Definition Surround Vision. It places cameras all around the exterior of your car, so you can gauge how close you are to other vehicles, the curb, or walls.

For a completely simplified parking experience, be sure to add on Automatic Parking Assist. This system can actually steer your GMC Terrain into parking spots for you while you focus on braking, accelerating, and changing gears. Imagine how simple parallel parking in the city will be!