2020 GMC Acadia Models, Trim Levels & MSRP

When it comes to midsize crossovers on the market, there are a ton from which to choose. As the marketplace turns more and more to utility vehicles like these crossovers, more and more spring up, and that keeps the competition fierce. For the GMC lineup, the 2020 Acadia slates into that segment. We thought we’d highlight the different Acadia models & trim levels in which it is available as well as the base MSRP of each. Read on below to find out all about it.

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There are three different types of GMC Acadia models for the 2020 model year, including the regular Acadia, the off-road Acadia AT4 and the top-of-the-line Acadia Denali. The new model year marks the first time the Acadia lineup has included an AT4 model, and we’re stoked at the prospect of every model being available with its own AT4 trim level next year.

We recently released a blog that gives you an idea of the max towing capacity for each member of the 2020 GMC lineup, but that doesn’t break things down by trim level. For instance, while the max towing capacity for the 2020 Acadia is 4,000 pounds, that only applies to the 3.6L V6 engine, which is available in the SLE, SLT, AT4 and Denali trim levels. The 2.0L turbocharged 4-cylinder engine found in the SLT trims and the SLE trim with all-wheel drive instead offer only 1,500 pounds of trailering capacity, while the 2.5L 4-cylinder found in the Acadia SL and the SLE front-wheel drive trim drops down to 1,000 pounds.

In other words, if trailering is important to you, higher-end trim levels might be the right option for you. If you have other questions about what is available in the different 2020 GMC Acadia models & trims, don’t hesitate to give us a call right here at Carl Black Roswell.