GMC has announced pricing for the 2010 Terrain crossover, and as expected, it will ring in just above its lower-end cousin, the Chevrolet Equinox.
The entry-level front-wheel-drive SLE1 model starts at $24,995 and comes standard with GM’s direct-injected, 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine and a six-speed automatic transmission—a combination that yields an EPA estimated 32 mpg. All-wheel-drive models start at $26,745. The range-topping SLT2 model starts at $29,995 and includes standard leather seating, premium sound, and an appearance package.
A 264-hp, 3.0-liter, direct-injected V-6 engine is optional across the lineup for $1500, and other major options include navigation ($2145), a sunroof ($795), and a rear-seat entertainment system ($1295).
The 2010 Ford Escape comes in at a lower price point—starting at $21,240 for a front-wheel-drive four-cylinder model and $24,200 for all-wheel drive—but includes less standard equipment and isn't quite as miserly.
Terrain SLE1
FWD: $24,995
AWD: $26,745
Terrain SLE2
FWD: $26,595
AWD: $28,345
Terrain SLT1
FWD: $28,195
AWD: $29,945
Terrain SLT2
FWD: $29,995
AWD: $31,745
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