2011 GMC Arcadia Receives the Denali Treatment, Sales Start Next Summer
#1
2011 GMC Arcadia Receives the Denali Treatment, Sales Start Next Summer
Whats with the huge gap above the bumper?
I might like it in a different color...
http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2009/12...es-denali.html
I might like it in a different color...
General Motor swiped the covers off the 2011 GMC Acadia Denali in Detroit today. Scheduled to go on sale in the third quarter of 2010, the Denali treatment adds a number of unique design, comfort and convenience features to the full-size crossover. The Arcadia Denali will be available in both front- and all-wheel drive models, as well as seven- and eight-passenger configurations, all powered by GM's 288HP 3.6-liter direct injected V6 that delivers an EPA highway rating of 24 mpg on the FWD models.
"The GMC Denali models have come to stand for luxury and exclusivity, and that's just what customers will get in the new Acadia Denali," said Lisa Hutchinson, GMC product marketing director. "The decision to develop an Acadia Denali was made quickly within the new GM in response to customer and dealer demand for a Denali version ever since the launch and success of the Acadia."
So, what does the Denali treatment mean for the Arcadia? Well, first of all, the crossover gets a mono-color exterior with buyers given the option of five different shades: Quicksilver Metallic, Summit White, Carbon Black, Red Jewel Tintcoat and White Diamond Tricoat.
Special design cues on the exterior include a signature chrome honeycomb grille, unique lower front and rear fascias, high-intensity discharge headlamps, body-color lower cladding, rocker moldings, rear fascia and fender flares, unique body-side moldings with chrome accents and Denali badges.
Further distinction comes the dual chrome exhaust tips and 20-inch, two-tone chrome-clad wheels.
Inside, the Arcadia Denali is distinguished by several features and standard options such as the perforated leather seats with matching leather door panel trim, the complementary wood grain finish on the instrument panel and center stack, leather-wrapped steering wheel with mahogany wood inserts, lighted sill plates, Dual SkyScape sunroof system, head-up display (HUD) system and enhanced accent lighting in the footwells.
Pricing for the 2011 GMC Arcadia Denali is expected to be released closer to its launch date.
"The GMC Denali models have come to stand for luxury and exclusivity, and that's just what customers will get in the new Acadia Denali," said Lisa Hutchinson, GMC product marketing director. "The decision to develop an Acadia Denali was made quickly within the new GM in response to customer and dealer demand for a Denali version ever since the launch and success of the Acadia."
So, what does the Denali treatment mean for the Arcadia? Well, first of all, the crossover gets a mono-color exterior with buyers given the option of five different shades: Quicksilver Metallic, Summit White, Carbon Black, Red Jewel Tintcoat and White Diamond Tricoat.
Special design cues on the exterior include a signature chrome honeycomb grille, unique lower front and rear fascias, high-intensity discharge headlamps, body-color lower cladding, rocker moldings, rear fascia and fender flares, unique body-side moldings with chrome accents and Denali badges.
Further distinction comes the dual chrome exhaust tips and 20-inch, two-tone chrome-clad wheels.
Inside, the Arcadia Denali is distinguished by several features and standard options such as the perforated leather seats with matching leather door panel trim, the complementary wood grain finish on the instrument panel and center stack, leather-wrapped steering wheel with mahogany wood inserts, lighted sill plates, Dual SkyScape sunroof system, head-up display (HUD) system and enhanced accent lighting in the footwells.
Pricing for the 2011 GMC Arcadia Denali is expected to be released closer to its launch date.
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Ugh they did not do a good job of integrating the new lower valance. The rest of the vehicle looks nice, but that piece looks like an afterthought that could have been done without, or at least more tastefully. Other than that I like it though.
#5
Man, I really can't decide if I want an Acadia Denali, or an ARcadia Denali? Decisions, decisions.
You'd at least think who ever wrote that article would not call it both names multiple times in the same piece.
You'd at least think who ever wrote that article would not call it both names multiple times in the same piece.
#8
Ya, no kidding.
I had been looking forward to seeing the Acadia Denali as a possible replacement for our Envoy when the lease is up in a little over a year.
I like this, but I'm not sure it offers me anything over a decked out Enclave... and I still like Enclave's styling better... of course, I havent seen this in person yet.
I guess I was hoping for more than just a handful of visual differences. Other Denali's have brought more unique items not available across the rest of their lines... engines, AWD (though that is already available here) etc, etc etc...
#10
Didn't you hear adding chrome pieces increased the price it's worth in the consumers mind $500.
Just think if we put chrome fender flares back on! cha-ching!
It looks better in the pic where he's standing by it then it does the stock pic.
On the other hand the stock interior pic looks good but I'd want to see a 'real' pic to confirm.
Just think if we put chrome fender flares back on! cha-ching!
It looks better in the pic where he's standing by it then it does the stock pic.
On the other hand the stock interior pic looks good but I'd want to see a 'real' pic to confirm.
Last edited by Aaron91RS; 12-18-2009 at 09:02 AM.
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