2010 GMC Terrain real-world MPG - how is it?

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Asked by Chris Feb 27, 2010 at 06:20 PM about the 2010 GMC Terrain

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

I'm very strongly considering getting one (the other two competitors are the Equinox and the Escape Hybrid)...

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I am selling mine because I have to go into the hospital for a major operation with a long recovery time. I am telling you al this because even though I love my GMC I can,t justify seeing it sit for months. 2011 SLT2 V6 call 925 382 7983 $27500.00

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the equinox is the sister car with same engine in the chevrolet lineup with less equipment standard on it. The Terrain gets 32 on the Highway without using any hybrid technology and has a longer powertrain warranty- 5 years/100k instead of 5 years/60k with the Ford. Hybrids also cost more. The equinox is cheaper, but has less features standard, like backup camera (standard on Terrain). p.s- the V6 Terrain only gets 24mpg highway, so you want the 4 cyl. to get the best mileage.

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