2014 GMC Terrain

Walkaround Description

This 2014 GMC Terrain starts right up, runs smooth, and drives nicely down the road. During the drive, acceleration felt solid, steering held straight without pulling, and the brakes stopped firm with no grinding or shaking. All four power windows roll up and down properly, the sunroof operates as it should, the radio plays music, and the horn works. Cold weather won't be a problem either since the heater blows hot, the front heated seats kick on, and the power liftgate opens and closes without hassle. Cosmetically, it looks pretty decent on the outside with straight body panels, but one wheel center cap is missing. The interior is generally clean though the back shows some scuffs from kids climbing around. The backup camera does display an image, but the lens is quite foggy and hard to see through clearly. Underneath, there is noticeable Midwest rust along the rockers and frame, including previous welded repair plates on the rear trailing arm mounts. Shortly into the drive, the ABS and traction control lights illuminated on the dash with an 'All Wheel Drive Off' message, likely indicating a faulty wheel speed sensor shutting down the AWD system until it gets repaired.