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GMC SUV Cars-2009 GMC Acadia and GMC Yukon

GMC SUVs are the best buys for those who are looking for an affordable big car with greater cargo hauling capabilities and lots of car like features.Built on a solid platform GMC SUV cars are ready to rival the likes of Toyota Highlander,Ford Flex,Nissan Murano and Dodge Journey.Even though the sales of large cars have dropped due to fuel price hikes GM has managed to get away with their highly fuel-efficient sports utility vehicles like GMC Acadia and Yukon.

2009 GMC Acadia

The GMC SUV lineup gets stronger with the 2009 GMC Acadia crossover SUV.The eight-passenger Acadia provides ample room for cargo.Respectable performance,easy handling and smooth ride certainly make the 2009 Acadia one of the best options for big family cars.

The 2009 GMC Acadia shares structural similarities with its corporate twins–Chevrolet Traverse and Buick Enclave.Its unibody structure allows better handling and a spacious interior with an adjustable rear seat for more cargo room.

An array of standard features is what makes the Acadia even more attractive.Dual zone climate control,power accessories, 18-inch alloy wheels,OnStar navigation,a 6-speaker audio system with satellite radio and keyless access are to name a few.Bluetooth connectivity is new for 2009.

The 2009 GMC Acadia review shows that the SUV is capable of delivering a decent 17mpg city/24mpg highway mileage in spite of increase in power.The 2009 model gets a new 3.6L direct injection V6 that produces 2008 Hp and 270 lb-ft of torque.

There is no doubt about GM's commitment to passengers' safety.With standard safety features like StabiliTrak stability control system with traction control,automatic tire pressure monitoring,anti-lock disc brakes and front and side curtain air bags the 2009 GMC Acadia is always a safer ride.   

2009 GMC Yukon

Thanks to its eye-catching exterior,comfy cabin and more than average hauling capabilities the 9-passenger 2009 GMC Yukon continues to be a popular choice for the traditional full-size SUV.The 2009 model comes with a number of upgrades including improved aerodynamics and lightweight aluminum components to boost the performance further.

The GMC Yukon and its other variant,GMC Yukon XL are built on a robust truck platform suitable for heavy towing.Powered by a massive 4.8L 295Hp V8 the 2009 Yukon can tow over 8000 lbs.The V8 can also run on Ethanol blended E85 fuel.

The 2009 Yukon comes in three trim levels-base SLE,upscale SLT and the luxurious Denali while the GMC Yukon XL 1500 and GMC Yukon XL 2500 are the two choices available for extra-long Yukon XL.A 4WD GMC Yukon XL is capable of towing up to 9700 pounds.

Quiet cabin,upgraded suspensions and compact turning radii ensure comfortable ride and easy maneuvering of this big car on and off the road.Inside,you have a host of features including front seat with internal storage consoles,a power driver seat, dual zone AC,a steering with audio and cruise controls,Bluetooth,OnStar navigation and an audio system withsatellite radio.In addition,multiple optional luxury packages are available to raise the comfort level further.

In spite of GM's on-demand cylinder deactivation technology and a standard 3.08 axle ratio the 2009 Yukon achieves a mere 12mpg city/18mpg highway EPA rating.Unless you have heavy towing needs the more efficient GMC Acadia would be a wise choice for big cars.

About the Author

Andrew White is a self-published author and automobile expert.She writes on latest GMC SUV cars including 2009 GMC Envoy and GMC Yukon.For more information,she recommends you to visit: http://www.caranddriver.com/.

new macbook pro or old macbook pro?

is the new macbook pro or the old macbook pro better?
and why?
i thought the new one was up until i read some forum thread that said the old one was the better, saying apple took a step back with the new one. but why? can anybody explain this to me?
aside for the prices they sell for now since they are trying to be cleared out?

"Buy the old MBP. I bought the new one and although it looks very sleek and smooth, the functionality of having only 1 firewire, and 2 usb ports is ridiculously disappointing, and absurd. They market it by saying that it is constructed using less parts, well that's great I understand but what are they going to do next, take away the keyboard! The mac book "PRO" should be for professionals. You should have a do anything anywhere machine, especially if you maxed out the features as I did and spent $3,000 on one. What if one of my usb inputs break? Then I only have one left. And I don't want to connect to a usb hub because that's extra baggage. The concept of a laptop is to be portable, who wants to carry around a bunch of stuff because your cpu is too wimpy to have all the features. Maybe that's why they made only glossy screens - to cover up the substance with some shine. Oh wait, what's that, a glare I'm getting on my screen from the light - what kind of professional equipment has such a drawback?! A (macbook) pro should be pro and that's the bottom line. I'll pay 3k, and I'll be fine about it as long it is worth 3k. The new mbp is garbage. Buy olders models. Performance is great, and fast, but lack of functionality really is stupid. Apple you have indeed lost the plot.

buying the new mbp, then you need options and ports - flipping 2 usb's and a firewire aren't going to do it."

some said that from this website
http://news.cnet.com/new-macbook-pro-lineup-vs-old-lineup/

and!

http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2009/02/hands-on-old-ma.html

this website has a really good review on both

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