For such a small SUV, the GMC Terrain offers Fruitland, ID drivers an impressive set of interior features. It has versatile seating options and enough space to accommodate both your family and your gear. The interior features you receive will vary depending on which GMC Terrain trim you select.

Starting with the SLE and SLT, there is aluminum trim and collapsible front-passenger seating. Available upgrades for the cabin include heated front seats and even a SkyScape sunroof. If you instead go with the AT4 trim, then you’ll get to enjoy the eight-way power driver set and its two-way lumbar control.

The Denali trim’s French-stitched front seats are quite decorative. They pair well with the burnished aluminum accents and leather-wrapped steering wheel. At Steve’s Hometown Chevrolet Buick GMC, one of our favorite interior features in the Denali trim of the GMC Terrain is the eight-inch Driver Information Center.