Overview & Reviews

The 2010 GMC Terrain is an all-new small crossover SUV.

• Quiet and attractive cabin, good ride/handling balance, roomy accommodations, impressive fuel economy.

• Cargo space could be more generous, bigger wheels hurt ride quality.

User Reviews:

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  GMC Terrain SLE2 - 2010 GMC Terrain
  By Elaine - March 16 - 10:31 am

  I purchased my Terrain on Jan 30th 2010. I love the design and style. This is my first 2.4 vehicle in a long time. The ride is smooth and quite. A lot more room than the RAV4 or Chevy equinox. The doors open wide for easy access for people who have back problems and the seats are very comfortable with the heated seats. We love the color mocha steel and it is classy. The package is great with all the options. We have a sunroof and upgrade package on the seats. We first saw this car on a TV show called "Medium" where it was introduced. The style of the grill in front was eye catching. Have not checked the mileage yet. Very happy customer.

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  Great for snow and ice AWD Stabilitrak - 2010 GMC Terrain
  By Ken2010 - March 14 - 4:22 pm

  The 2010 GMC Terrain SLE 2- 6cyl I have has all wheel drive with Stabilitrak. Electronic Stability Control system Driving back on the interstate from Aberdeen, SD on Mar 11th run into 200 miles of 40 MPH cross winds - ice sheet on the road with blowing and drifting snow. Semi’s in the ditch along with an estimate of 30 – 50 cars including SUVs and 4 wheel drives. I watched them flying into the ditch spinning around with loss of rear end traction. Once they lost traction with the rear end the wind would send them flying. 4 wheel drives without rear end posi track would loose rear end traction and wind up sideways and then in the ditch. I sailed right along and passed everything in sight

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  great crossover - 2010 GMC Terrain
  By scott leisz - March 11 - 12:11 pm

  I bought a FWD 4cyl slt1 a month ago. I have put 1500 miles on it. I havent had one problem with it. Getting 26 combined mpg (60% city 40% highway). It gets the advertised 32 at about 65 mph. I get about 28-29 mpg at 72 mph. As it breaks in should do even better. I looked at all the other crossovers before I bought this one--Infinitis (ex and fx), Acuras (rdx and mdx), Fords (Edge), Mazda(cx7 and cx9),etc, and the GMC fit my needs perfectly. Right combination of mpg, options, space, etc, at a very good price. Absolutely no regrets. Great car.

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  Worth the Wait - 2010 GMC Terrain
  By Doug T. - March 10 - 4:09 pm

  Replaced our Ford Explorer and am very glad we did. We could not find one on a lot in this part of the state so we ordered one just like we wanted. For a smaller vehicle the space and comfort is nothing short of outstanding. We opted for the AWD and are still very happy with the break-in mileage with 28 on the highway thus far. Blue Tooth is perfect and the Pioneer sound system is all we expected it to be. iPod port is a great touch and the information system is user friendly enough that the wife loves it. Seat comfort rivals that of many of the "upscale" sedans I have owned in the past. Time will tell but it looks like GMC has hit a home run with the Terrain.

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  Girls Best Friend - 2010 GMC Terrain
  By Chastity Broderick - March 10 - 9:00 am

  I traded in my 2009 Toyota Corolla because I had many problems with it and it was too small. The gas mileage and roomy interior attracted me to this vehicle. The cargo space in the back isnt too big, but suitable for my needs. The back seat lays down (not flush) to make more room if I need to haul things. I love the OnStar and Satellite radio. It also has heated cloth seats, which is amazing in the winter. If I were to buy one again, Id want a sun roof and built in DVD players, but otherwise this is the perfect smaller SUV. Good job GMC!

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  3500 mile check in - 2010 GMC Terrain
  By jj - March 8 - 6:42 pm

  After 3500 miles averaging 24 mpg in city. about 29 on the hwy. Still loving it more and more each day. Towed my enclosed trailer with 3 full size motocross bikes, and gear it towed excellent. The 4 cyl has plenty of power even when towing.

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  Awesome - 2010 GMC Terrain
  By Nick - December 20 - 7:03 pm

  I just bought this vehicle, and it is awesome. Its fun to drive, and everything about it is made for ease of use. I love the usb port for my ipod, and I love the self lifting rear door. Its nice to get up in the morning and have the remote start so its warmed up to go to work. I bought the SLT-2 V6, and it has just the right amount of power and pickup. For those that dont like the red lighting, I think its great. For those that said you couldnt read it, maybe you needed eye correction anyway.

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  2010 GMC Terrain - 2010 GMC Terrain
  By John Paul - December 1 - 9:40 am

  Every Two years I purchase a new car and in 2009 I purchased the Terrain based Two test drives in a V-6,styling and overall appearance. After checking many sources I decided to get the Four cylinder because of the better gas mileage. Well did I make a big mistake. I have taken Three trips over 400 miles each and the best mileage I got was around 25 MPG. My 2008 Taurus X with a V-6 got almost the same thing on trips. I seen ads they say you can get 600 miles on a tank of gas but I can only get 400 or so.

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  Hope it holds up - 2010 GMC Terrain
  By Julia - November 28 - 7:03 am

  Locks on vehicle replaced after 1 month, carpet replaced because of poor installation (carpet is not secure where it meets under the dash, the dealer told me they all come like this but it looks very cheap and of poor craftmanship never had a car with carpet like this). Not to sure this car handles well in the snow, it seems to slide a lot. Interior roof of car was detatching had to have them secure it. Not to happy about spending time at the Gmc dealership and put in a cheap rental after the purchase on a brand new vehicle.

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  Nice Vehicle HWY Mileage Disappointing - 2010 GMC Terrain
  By PM - August 25 - 1:40 pm

  We have had our Terrain for about six weeks and have just over 2000 miles. We got the Terrain over the Equinox because my wife liked the styling better. We ordered a 4 cylinder because of the calimed fuel economy. Overall the vehicle is great but after taking two road trips we have averaged only 22-23 mpg with very conservative driving. Around town we are getting from 20 - 22 mpg. Otherwise the vehicle drives well and is maneuverable and is a vast improvement over the Torrent. My wife is very happy with it. If our mileage continues to disappoint I will regret not getting a V6. Im hoping the mileage improves with break in and after the first oil change.