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The GMC Yukon has been completely redesigned for the 2021 model year to provide more versatility, refinement, and features. It's one of a handful of truck-based SUVs that offer impressive towing capacity. The new Yukon is also 6.1 inches longer than previous model years, providing more legroom for passengers and space for cargo. As if that weren't enough, the Yukon offers an independent rear suspension for the first time, providing you with a smoother ride. Now that you're ready to check out a 2021 Yukon, let's start by breaking down the 2021 GMC Yukon Trim levels. GMC Yukon SLE The base trim for the 2021 GMC Yukon is the SLE, which comes with a 5.3-liter V-8 engine that's paired to a 10-speed automatic transmission. The SLE rolls down the road on 18-inch wheels and features bright roof-mounted side rails, a black assist step, and deep-tinted glass. You get seating for eight with two bench seats in the back and keyless entry and ignition. Enjoy the 10.2-inch touch screen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capabilities. Forward collision mitigation is a standard driver assistance feature on the SLE. You can further customize your SLE by adding either the GMC Pro Safety Plus Package or the Max Trailering Package. Also available is nine-passenger seating with three bench seats and tire pressure monitoring sensors for your trailer. The SLE is available in both rear-wheel drive and four-wheel drive. more GMC Yukon SLT The SLT is Yukon's mid-level model, adding the GMC Pro Safety Package as standard along with 20-inch wheels. You also get a hands-free liftgate, heated and ventilated front seats, and leather upholstery. The SLT upgrades to a nine-speaker Bose audio system and wireless charging pad. Optional packages for the SLT are the Rear Media and Nav, SLT Luxury, and Max Trailering packages. There's also an optional seven-passenger seating configuration with second-row captain's chairs. Rear-wheel drive is standard, with four-wheel drive available. GMC Yukon AT4 If you're looking for an off-road option, then the 2021 GMC Yukon AT4 is the one for you. The AT4 is only available in four-wheel drive and adds its own unique look to the Yukon. This look includes a front fascia to improve the approach angle, dark gray wheels with all-terrain tires, and front tow hooks and skid plate. The package also includes a heavy-duty air filter. On top of what's offered on the SLT, the AT4 adds adaptive suspension dampers, hill descent control, and a two-speed active transfer case. You also get driver-seat memory settings, a heated steering wheel, heated outboard second-row seats, and a power-folding third row. Packages include Technology, Premium Capability with Active Response 4WD, AT4 Premium Plus, and Max Trailering. GMC Yukon Denali Finally, the top-of-the-line Denali trim comes with a 6.2-liter V-8 engine, providing you with even more towing capacity at 8,400 pounds. The Denali also upgrades you to the Technology Package and adds a navigation system and a 14-speaker Bose audio system. You can also add packages such as Advanced Technology, Delani Deluxe, Denali Premium, Denali Ultimate, Premium Capability with Active Response 4WD, and Max Trailering. Come on down to Randy Wise Buick GMC! Pay us a visit when you Schedule a Test Drive for any of our 2021 GMC Yukon trims and get a chance to browse our new Buick and GMC inventory as well as quality used vehicles! Image via gmc.com.

The Acadia is a rugged three-row crossover SUV with spacious seating and a long list of standard tech features and safety equipment. GMC dropped the entry-level SL for the 2022 model year and removed the base four-cylinder engine from the lineup. It also gained several driver-assist features as standard and some new wheel designs. Take a look at these reasons to love the 2022 GMC Acadia. A Model for Everyone The Acadia lineup has four trims. The base trim is now the SLE, with 18-inch wheels, keyless entry, LED headlights, and LED daytime running lights. Stepping up to the SLT gets you roof rails, a hands-free liftgate, and LED fog lights. The AT4 is perfect for drivers who like adventure. It has all-terrain tires, 17-inch wheels, black exterior trim elements, and all the features of the SLT. The top-level trim is the upscale Denali. It upgrades the front grille, comes with 20-inch wheels, and has power-folding and heated side exterior mirrors. more Lots of Power for Adventures The entry-level engine is now a 2.0-liter turbo four-cylinder gas engine. It churns out 230 horsepower and generates 258 pound-feet of torque. The AT4 and the Denali both get the available 3.6-liter V-6 engine, which generates 310 horsepower. Both engines offer the choice between front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive and use a nine-speed automatic transmission. Impressive Technology The 2022 Acadia has the tech to keep you informed, connected, and entertained. It comes with an 8-inch touch screen, a six-speaker stereo, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, five USB ports, and OnStar with an onboard Wi-Fi hot spot. The SLT adds navigation and an eight-speaker Bose stereo, and the Denali comes standard with a wireless charging pad. Comfortable Cabin GMC designed the Acadia's cabin for comfort and convenience. Even the base trim comes with tri-zone automatic climate control, active noise cancellation, and cloth upholstery. The SLT adds a leather-wrapped steering wheel, leather upholstery, heated front seats, and a power-adjustable driver's seat. Stepping up to the luxurious Denali gets you ventilated front seats, heated second-row seats, driver's seat memory settings, and a power-adjustable passenger seat. Add the Luxury Package to the SLT to get many of the Denali's upgraded features. Safety Features Every Acadia comes standard with the GM Pro Safety Plus Package. It includes a forward-collision warning system, automatic braking, front and rear parking sensors, lane-keep assist, and lane-departure warning. It also comes with a blind-spot monitor with rear cross-traffic alert. The AT4 adds hill descent control and hill hold assist, and if you have the Denali, you can get the optional Technology Package with a surround-view camera system and adaptive cruise control. This package also comes with an enhanced automatic braking system and a digital rearview camera. GMC gives drivers plenty of reasons to love the 2022 Acadia. Its turbo engine is powerful and efficient, there's an off-road-capable model for adventure seekers, and it has a comfortable and upscale cabin, along with all the safety features and driver aids you need to stay safe. Schedule a Test Drive with the available 2022 GMC Acadia's we have on our lot at Randy Wise Buick GMC in Fenton, MI today! We'll help you make the Wise choice. Image via gmc.com.

The alternator keeps your car battery charged, allowing you to start your vehicle and enjoy electronic features such as the radio and headlights. When you have a faulty alternator, you might experience a series of electrical problems that can lead to other car problems. Watch out for the warning signs of a bad alternator so you can get an alternator repair as soon as possible. 1. Starting Problems or Frequent Stalling Do you frequently have trouble starting your car? You might have a faulty alternator that isn't properly charging the car battery. When you turn the key in the ignition, instead of hearing your engine growl, you might only hear a clicking sound. Is it common for your car to stall while driving? A faulty alternator might not be providing enough current to the spark plugs to keep the car running. more 2. Warning Light Illuminates The battery warning light on the dashboard is frequently misinterpreted as indicating an issue with the battery. However, the battery warning light can also tell you that something is wrong with your car's overall electrical system, including the alternator. If your alternator fails, the voltage will drop below capacity, causing the battery warning light on your dashboard to illuminate. 3. Headlights Are Either Too Faint or Too Bright The electrical energy to your car components becomes unstable when the alternator starts to break down. Equipment that is either underperforming or overperforming, such as headlights that are either too dim or too bright, are examples. Flickering lights or headlamps that go from bright to dim and back are also affected by a faulty alternator. 4. Poorly Charged Car Battery While you're driving, a faulty alternator will not be able to fully charge the battery. Is it common for your car to die soon after you start it? You might need to have your alternator replaced if it is not giving enough charge to the battery. 5. Burning Smell When your alternator fails, you might smell a burning scent closely related to that of an electrical fire. An overloaded alternator attempts to pump excessive current down its wires, overheating them and making them dangerously hot. Damaged wires also cause resistance to electricity flow, which causes them to heat up and emit an unpleasant odor. 6. Electronic Features Malfunction When the alternator fails, other systems that are connected to it may also start to malfunction. These include things like power windows, locks, lights, air conditioning, and even your radio. Other factors might be at play, but it's worth getting your alternator checked by a reliable auto mechanic. 7. Growling Sounds Some sections of the engine's bearings can fail due to alternator failure, resulting in strange, growling noises. The alternator could be the root cause of the problem, especially if other signs and symptoms are present. Do you have issues with your vehicle's electrical system? Now is the time to examine the alternator. For high-quality Buick GMC vehicle service, come to Randy Wise Buick GMC in Fenton, MI. Our experts can ensure that your battery and electrical system are in good working order, allowing you to drive safely at all times so Schedule your Service Appointment today! Image via gmc.com.