Cars.com Reviews the 2013 GMC Terrain

GMC took some risks with the 2013 Terrain’s exterior styling, says Cars.com reviewer Mike Hanley. Between its large grille — chrome on the top-of-the-line Denali trim — and exaggerated, blocky fender flares, the Terrain has a jarring look. Mike says GMC got some things right, though: The Terrain’s newly available 3.6-liter V-6 is significantly stronger than the older V-6. The crossover’s cornering ability got better too; it encourages you to push it even harder in turns.

2013 GMC Terrain Review

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Man...harsh review.

Damn that is one ugly car..

It is the ugliest car sold today. We test drove the Equinox twin and it was the poorest performing CUV among the ones we tried. We bought a new CRV - our first Honda and we love it.

Man, that thing is Honda Odyssey fugly...

The Ody is a huge sales success whereas you and the Terrain are not so much.

The Terrain is not meant to be a volume sales leader, the Equinox is. And, the Equinox is a "huge sales success."

The Honda CR-V is #1 in the segment. The Terrain and Equinox are failures unless your talking about being #1 Avis supplier. $40,000 Terrain now that's funny!

Escape is #1 in the segment with its Ecoboost. This is a very popular segment and it could challenge mid size sedans.

CR-Vs are great chic cars. You must me a chic, CT.

Getting ready to replace the grille for the second time on the 2013 Terrain. Love the car, hate the crap plastic grille.