Drivers in California can choose from several different drivetrain setups depending on the trim. Front-wheel drive (FWD) comes standard on a lot of the models, and all-wheel drive (AWD) is available. The AT4 trim stands out because of its Active Torque Control AWD System. This system adjusts to different road conditions and helps you stay in control.
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The Acadia also comes with features that support confident driving. StabiliTrak stability control with Traction Control keeps the SUV steady during turns and sudden movements. Four-wheel antilock disc brakes with 17-inch rotors help you stop safely. Adaptive Cruise Control maintains your speed and distance from other cars on the road. Stop by 350 Orange Dr. to test drive a new GMC Acadia and feel these performance features for yourself.