Family car review: 2019 Holden (GMC) Acadia скачать в хорошем качестве

Family car review: 2019 Holden (GMC) Acadia

Read the full review: https://babydrive.com.au/reviews/suvs... The Acadia is a car with a lot of great family-friendly features, and then a couple of real negatives that were disappointing for me. If I start with my negatives and then we can enjoy all the positives to follow! Firstly I found the front seating position incredibly uncomfortable. It is as if the pedals are too high so you have to press them from above so I found my right leg ached and secondly I found the wing mirrors cause real blind spots making it hard to see when turning at junctions and roundabouts. These were the only real negatives in the new Holden Acadia but I did get annoyed by them every time I drove the car. Now, let's move on to the positives and as seven-seaters go it has a lot! Let's start with the five top tethers!! WOOO HOOO!!! I could fit five big child seats in the back of the Acadia. Three big forward-facing child seats fit across the second row and a combination of forward and rear facing fitted too. And I could fit two big ones in the third-row seats too. Legroom was good, I could fit a 182cm passenger in the front passenger seat with a rear-facing capsule in the second-row and a 180cm passenger in the third-row seat behind it. There is a consideration with this though, when said passenger has climbed into the third-row seats the second-row seat has to slide all the way back into its furthest position before you can move it forward again so they have enough legroom, and our 180cm passenger found their legs were crushed and didn't have the room to let the seat slide all the way backwards. I am 162cm and I found there was enough room in the third-row seats with the second-row seats in their furthest back position. Storage is excellent throughout the Acadia, especially in the second row, where there is a large drawer in the back of the central console box and the doors are full of storage wells and cup holders too. There are also USB ports in all three rows which is great for enabling passengers in all rows to re-charge and plugin. When using five seats the boot space is great and has some useful underfloor storage and plastic side wells that were perfect for big sun cream tubs on beach days! It's worth noting the Acadia doesn't come with a roller blind you have to pay $250 extra for that which is a bit cheeky I think! ;) To find out when new reviews are published, please subscribe to the BabyDrive email newsletter: http://eepurl.com/diT6uT