GMC is using the 2012 Chicago Auto Show to showcase its revised 2013 GMC Acadia. the largest changes to the full-size crossover embody minor exterior revisions to the front and rear of the vehicle, along side minor interior upgrades. Not as well as the arrival of the 2011 GMC Acadia Denali, this can be the primary update of any note for the crossover since its debut as a 2007 model.
The first noticeable distinction between this GMC Acadia and also the 2013 model is its new upright front-end style and chiseled, three-bar grille. The LED running lamps are new and are normal across all Acadia trim levels. GMC says the LED lamps provides it a premium look whether or not equipped with the quality projector headlamps or optional High Intensity Discharge (HID) units.
Around back, a brand new taillamp style enhances the front-end changes. The rear of the GMC Acadia conjointly gains wraparound rear glass and a brand new rear spoiler. The 2013 Acadia conjointly receives new 18- and 19-inch wheels that are designed to raised integrate with the outside updates.
The first noticeable distinction between this GMC Acadia and also the 2013 model is its new upright front-end style and chiseled, three-bar grille. The LED running lamps are new and are normal across all Acadia trim levels. GMC says the LED lamps provides it a premium look whether or not equipped with the quality projector headlamps or optional High Intensity Discharge (HID) units.
Around back, a brand new taillamp style enhances the front-end changes. The rear of the GMC Acadia conjointly gains wraparound rear glass and a brand new rear spoiler. The 2013 Acadia conjointly receives new 18- and 19-inch wheels that are designed to raised integrate with the outside updates.
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