Motor Source - 07/15/2011

FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2011 C1 THE NORTH PLATTE TELEGRAPH SUBSCRIBE TO THE NORTH PLATTE TELEGRAPH TODAY:1-800-753-7092, (308) 532-6000 OR WWW.NPTELEGRAPH.COM REDUCED PRICE! Excellent condition, under 20,000 miles, new tires, Onan Generator. 308-530-4906 or 308-530-4908 5th wheel with 3 slides. Exceptional condition. King bed, thermopane windows, ducted AC’s with heat pump, auto awning. Stored inside. Loaded. 308-530-4117 ABS, Russel Daylong Heated seat, other Extras, 57,000 miles. 308-534-7113 Diesel, 82,500 miles, off road tires, black, flatbed, with heavy grill guard, 6 speed transmission, excellent condition. Madrid area. 308-326-2254 ask for Jason Very good condition. All original. Black with tan leather interior. 6- Speed manual transmission. 35,000 miles. 308-530-0138 You'll Like This Car If...If you need lots of room to haul people and cargo but hate the look of a minivan, you'll like the 2011 GMC Acadia. It combines a large, usable interior and good gas mileage with attractive SUV -like exterior styling. You May Not Like This Car If...If you are one of the few drivers who travel off-road in your SUV, the 2011 GMC Acadia may not be for you. Its available all-wheel-drive system is designed to enhance traction during on-road driving, not during off-highway adventures. A maximum tow rating of 5,200 pounds may also be a deterrent. What's New for 2011 The big news for 2011 is the addition of a Denali model to the Acadia lineup. The Acadia Denali includes a chrome honeycomb grille, monochromatic exterior trim, HID headlamps, unique interior trim and a long list of standard features. Other changes include a new eight-way power driver's seat (which replaces the previous six-way power seat) with power lum- bar and recline, heated cloth seats (available on SLE) and a revised SL Preferred Package. Driving Impressions Thanks to unit-body construction and street- focused suspension, the 2011 GMC Acadia drives more like a car than an SUV. Handling is good with precise steering response, controlled body lean and plenty of traction during cornering. Eighteen-inch wheels are standard, with an optional 20-inch wheel and tire package available, which sharpens handling with- out sacrificing a comfortable ride. The GMC Acadia accelerates swiftly, and the StabiliTrak stability control performs admirably in the most dramatic situations. Many drivers will appreciate the raised seating position, which gives a clear view of the road. However, a high beltline limits rearward visibility, making parking lot maneuvers more difficult. Favorite Features Third-Row Seats: The third-row seats in the Acadia are roomy and bolstering on the seat backs makes extended journeys comfortable. Access to the rear seats is easy thanks to a clever mechanism that slides the second-row seats out of the way.

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FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2011 C1THE NORTH PLATTE TELEGRAPH

SUBSCRIBE TO THE NORTH PLATTE TELEGRAPH TODAY:1-800-753-7092, (308) 532-6000 OR WWW.NPTELEGRAPH.COM

REDUCED PRICE! Excellent condi-tion, under 20,000 miles, new tires,Onan Generator. 308-530-4906 or308-530-4908

5th wheel with 3 slides. Exceptionalcondition. King bed, thermopane windows, ducted AC’s with heatpump, auto awning. Stored inside.Loaded.308-530-4117

ABS, Russel Daylong Heated seat,other Extras, 57,000 miles. 308-534-7113

Diesel, 82,500 miles, off road tires,black, flatbed, with heavy grill guard, 6speed transmission, excellent condition.Madrid area. 308-326-2254 ask forJason

Very good condition. All original.Black with tan leather interior. 6-Speed manual transmission. 35,000miles. 308-530-0138

You'll Like This Car If...If you need lots of room to haul peopleand cargo but hate the look of a minivan, you'll like the 2011GMC Acadia. It combines a large, usable interior and good gasmileage with attractive SUV -like exterior styling.You May Not Like This Car If...If you are one of the few driv-ers who travel off-road in your SUV, the 2011 GMC Acadia maynot be for you. Its available all-wheel-drive system is designed toenhance traction during on-road driving, not during off-highwayadventures. A maximum tow rating of 5,200 pounds may also bea deterrent.

What's New for 2011 The big news for 2011 is the addition ofa Denali model to the Acadia lineup. The Acadia Denali includesa chrome honeycomb grille, monochromatic exterior trim, HIDheadlamps, unique interior trim and a long list of standard fea-tures. Other changes include a new eight-way power driver's seat(which replaces the previous six-way power seat) with power lum-bar and recline, heated cloth seats (available on SLE) and arevised SL Preferred Package.

Driving Impressions Thanks to unit-body construction and street-focused suspension, the 2011 GMC Acadia drives more like a carthan an SUV. Handling is good with precise steering response,controlled body lean and plenty of traction during cornering.Eighteen-inch wheels are standard, with an optional 20-inchwheel and tire package available, which sharpens handling with-out sacrificing a comfortable ride. The GMC Acadia acceleratesswiftly, and the StabiliTrak stability control performs admirably inthe most dramatic situations. Many drivers will appreciate theraised seating position, which gives a clear view of the road.However, a high beltline limits rearward visibility, making parkinglot maneuvers more difficult.

Favorite Features Third-Row Seats: The third-row seats in theAcadia are roomy and bolstering on the seat backs makesextended journeys comfortable. Access to the rear seats is easythanks to a clever mechanism that slides the second-row seats outof the way.