Bill Rapp GMC wants to make sure drivers who call Oneida, Liverpool, or Syracuse, New York, home are able to pinpoint the mode of transportation that makes the most sense for their personality and lifestyle. That's why we have put together the following GMC Acadia vs. Buick Enclave comparison.
Have these two been on your radar? Look at a feature or their key attributes to get closer to determining which one has what it takes to be your next on-road companion. After that, we'll tell you how you can get a closer look at both of them! Â
The Acadia and the Enclave both supply you with impressive numbers when it comes to engine output. We'll start with the GMC Acadia, which allows you to choose between two options. First, there's the standard 2.0L Turbo 4-cylinder engine, which is capable of producing up to 228 horsepower. There's also the available 3.6L V6 that can deliver as much as 310 horsepower.
There are a lot of conveniences to go around for each of these SUVs. They both provide you with optimum visibility, whether you're on the road during the winter months or at night. The GMC Acadia accomplishes this via the available heated power auto-dimming outside mirrors with integrated turn signal indicators. In the Enclave, you'll find the also optional heated, power, driver-side auto-dimming, and power-folding outside mirrors.
Is safety a high priority? Then you're sure to be pleased to know that the Acadia and the Enclave have your back. An example of this is that they both come standard with Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning. This system can let you know when you inadvertently drift into a neighboring lane by providing you with a subtle turn of the steering wheel along with supplementary alerts.