2025 GMC Terrain
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2025 GMC Terrain

8.3
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$31,395–$33,395
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Features We Love

The 2025 Terrain is a completely different SUV compared to the 2024. GMC gave it a full redesign with a much boxier, truck-like look, way larger screens inside, updated technology, and a more rugged overall feel while still keeping the same family-friendly size and cargo space.

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The Exterior

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Trunk

Safety

The 2025 GMC Terrain Received Good Ratings In IIHS Front Crash Prevention Testing

According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), the 2025 GMC Terrain received a Good rating in the pedestrian front crash prevention evaluation equipped with Enhanced Automatic Emergency Braking and Front Pedestrian and Bicyclist Braking.

The Terrain Includes Front And Second-Row Seat Belt Pretensioners

The 2025 GMC Terrain includes seat belt pretensioners for the front row and second-row outboard occupants, according to the owner’s manual.

GMC Pro Safety Comes Standard Across The Terrain Lineup

The 2025 Terrain includes more than 15 standard safety and driver assistance features, including:

  • Enhanced Automatic Emergency Braking
  • Front Pedestrian and Bicyclist Braking
  • Blind Zone Steering Assist
  • Rear Cross Traffic Braking
  • Adaptive Cruise Control
  • HD Rear Vision Camera
  • Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking
  • Reverse Automatic Braking
  • Side Bicyclist Alert

Available Technology Adds Additional Driver Assistance Features

Available safety and driver assistance features on the 2025 Terrain include:

  • HD Surround Vision
  • Rear Camera Mirror
  • Rear Pedestrian Alert
  • Traffic Sign Recognition
  • High Definition Surround Vision
  • GMC Pro Safety Plus
Car Seat Setup

The 2025 GMC Terrain has two full LATCH positions in the outboard second-row seats, and both also include top tether anchors. The middle seat does not have lower anchors, but it does include a top tether anchor for forward-facing installs using the seat belt method.

One thing to note is that the outboard headrests are non-removable, which may affect how certain forward-facing car seats fit flush against the seatback.

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3.9 / 5

32 Reviews

Exterior Styling
3.2
Performance
4.1
Technology
4.5
Interior Design
3.8
Second Row Comfort
4.5
Third Row Comfort
3.6
Reliability Score
4.6 /5
82%
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12 Reviews with 3+ years of ownership
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2 Kids
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Year

Brea Rollins

Mom of
2
2
July 15, 2026
3.3
stars
Owned
2022
GMC
Terrain

First of all, I love my car. It’s so easy to drive, I like the size of it, and I love my trunk space. I can fit a double stroller so easy in it. No ceiling vents though is a bummer. The radio/heat/A/C is mostly buttons which I appreciate. I like Apple car play but I know having knobs and buttons so I can adjust settings without looking at a screen. However I’ve had some maintenance issues. My A/C went out around 90,000 miles. Then the fuel pump went out at 112,00 miles. I’ve been the only owner so we know it’s been taken care of as far as maintenance. If you are tall though and max out rear facing, it gets tight. I’ve had to move my seat forward as my kids get taller. My son is almost 4 and the passenger seat feels like your knees are shoved into the dash with the car seat behind. We do Evenflo revolve 360 slim and my son is 35 pounds rear facing. Overall I still love my car, and I will pay the repair bill over getting a new car. But my husband and I are starting to question the reliability.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
2.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Overall Rating
4.0
Exterior Styling
3.2
Performance
3.2
Technology
3.2
Interior Design
3.2
Second Row Comfort
3.2
Third Row Comfort
3.2
Kids
=
2 Kids
filters
Year

Brea Rollins

Mom of
2
2
July 15, 2026
3.3
stars
Owned
2022
GMC
Terrain

First of all, I love my car. It’s so easy to drive, I like the size of it, and I love my trunk space. I can fit a double stroller so easy in it. No ceiling vents though is a bummer. The radio/heat/A/C is mostly buttons which I appreciate. I like Apple car play but I know having knobs and buttons so I can adjust settings without looking at a screen. However I’ve had some maintenance issues. My A/C went out around 90,000 miles. Then the fuel pump went out at 112,00 miles. I’ve been the only owner so we know it’s been taken care of as far as maintenance. If you are tall though and max out rear facing, it gets tight. I’ve had to move my seat forward as my kids get taller. My son is almost 4 and the passenger seat feels like your knees are shoved into the dash with the car seat behind. We do Evenflo revolve 360 slim and my son is 35 pounds rear facing. Overall I still love my car, and I will pay the repair bill over getting a new car. But my husband and I are starting to question the reliability.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
2.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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