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Model Mix – SLE Standard Features

For cost-conscious shoppers interested in the style and utility of the all-new 2007 Acadia, GMC offers the SLE. Priced at $29,960 for front drive and $31,990 for awd (including a $735 destination charge), the Acadia SLE comes well-equipped with front-side and side-curtain airbags, air conditioning that includes second row controls, and the usual array of basic power features. In addition, GMC provides SLE buyers with one year of complementary OnStar service featuring turn-by-turn navigation, a CD/MP3 player, heated mirrors, 18-inch wheels rolling on 255/65 Goodyear Fortera tires, a tilt and telescoping steering wheel, and standard tire pressure monitoring, stability control, and traction control systems (the latter only on awd models).

Model Mix – SLT1 Standard Features

If buying the SLE base model doesn't quite make the grade, maybe the 2007 GMC Acadia SLT1 will. With the $735 destination charge included, a front-wheel-drive SLT1 starts at $33,950, while awd traction requires another $2,000. On top of what's already featured on the SLE, the SLT1 tacks on heated front chairs with driver's side height adjustment, leather upholstery, a tri-zone climate control system, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel with audio controls. Should that list of content still register as insufficient, be aware that the list of standard goodies goes on with a 10-speaker Bose audio system packing a subwoofer, 6-disc CD changer, and rear sound controls; body-color heated and signaling mirrors; and digital readouts for exterior temperature and direction.

Model Mix – SLT2 Standard Features

At $36,105 (including the $735 destination charge), the 2007 GMC Acadia SLT2 is the model's premium trim. As expected, all of the equipment offered on the SLE and SLT1 is standard, yet there's also dual power front seats with memory, three months of complementary XM satellite radio service, a power tailgate, and heated windshield washer fluid. That adds up to a nice list of equipment, one that's not complete without a cargo cover and net, a remote ignition system, park-aid technology, extended-range keyless entry, a 115-volt power outlet, and a memory function for the exterior mirrors. All-wheel drive hardware brings the starting price up to $38,105.

Model Mix –Options

GMC has made it easy to dress up the base SLE with options like the Bose stereo with its six-disc CD changer, XM satellite radio, remote ignition, front power seats, park-aid system, and rear DVD player connected to an 8-inch Panasonic monitor. Other selections include a tow package and White Diamond Tricoat paint. Moving up to the SLT1 avails buyers to a 115-volt outlet, a power tailgate, cargo area sound controls for tailgaters, 19-in. wheels, dual sunroofs, and a heads-up digital display. A DVD navigation system and high-intensity discharge headlights are reserved for the Acadia SLT2, while the price of all models can be cut by $495 by opting for a second row bench seat over the standard buckets.