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Powerful, tech-filled, and easy to drive, the 2025 GMC Acadia is ready to offer a delightful driving experience. Let's take a closer look at some of the most exciting features of this new three-row SUV. Family Comfort Redefined: The 2025 GMC Acadia 1. Exterior Details The exterior of the new Acadia is meticulously crafted to impress different tastes. AutoSense power liftgate technology lets drivers open the liftgate simply by approaching the rear of their car with the key fob. Deep tinted glass reduces the amount of light entering the vehicle and enhances privacy for you and other occupants. Intellibeam turns the high beams on and off to match the current traffic conditions. more 2. Performance and Efficiency Powering the new GMC Acadia is a hearty 2.5-liter turbo engine churning out 328 horsepower and 326 pound-feet of torque, mated to a smooth-shifting 8-speed automatic transmission. Standard all-wheel drive enables drivers to stay in control in poor traction environments like rain and snow. 3. Comfort and Convenience Inside the new Acadia, you'll find a slew of comfort and convenience amenities. The base model seats eight passengers, providing a 2-3-3 configuration for optimum comfort. An 8-way power driver seat enhances driver comfort, while active noise cancellation ensures a quieter driving experience. The rear window defogger clears the rear view of fog and frost for improved visibility. The remote start allows you to start your car remotely and warm or cool the cabin, depending on your preset preferences. Music enthusiasts will fall in love with the 12-speaker Bose premium audio system, which offers clear, concert-like sound. An easy-to-use 15-inch GMC infotainment system features natural voice recognition and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. 4. Safety Tech GMC cars are known for their advanced safety features, so it's no wonder the all-new Acadia has your back no matter where you drive to. The electronic parking brakes will automatically activate if it senses the vehicle is parked on a steep incline. The enhanced automatic emergency braking can help avert or reduce the impact of crashes with vehicles ahead. Towing is effortless, thanks to the Trailering package, which includes hitch guidance, a 7-pin wiring harness, and a hitch view. Even after long drives, drivers are far less likely to wander toward the neighboring lanes, thanks to the lane-keeping assist and lane departure alert. Every 2025 Acadia is also equipped with a rear pedestrian alert, teen driver, traffic sign recognition, and HD surround vision. No matter your intended destination, the 2025 Acadia is perfectly equipped to get you there. It comes with plenty of performance features to ensure smooth rides and a towing capacity of up to 5,000 pounds, allowing you to bring along whatever you need for your adventures. Visit us at Team Chevrolet GMC in Huntingdon, PA, to explore our wide collection of new and pre-owned cars.

It’s always best to be prepared for the winter months, but if you didn’t schedule Chevrolet service before the cold hit, it’s not too late. By scheduling a routine maintenance appointment or asking for specialized winter service, your Chevrolet car will be ready before the weather turns worse. Winterize your vehicle by visiting the service center at Team Chevrolet GMC. Heating and Air Conditioning The last thing any driver or passenger wants is for the heating system to break down during the winter. That’s why you should inspect your heat and air conditioner for proper heating and air delivery. You’ll be thankful you did once the bitter cold hits or on those unexpected days when the temperature swings back into the 70s. Antifreeze You’ll want to check your coolant levels and fill up on antifreeze if necessary. This fluid keeps your engine working correctly in colder temperatures. You’ll also want a spare bottle on standby in case you need to top it off. Tires Your tires will naturally deflate during the winter as the air pressure decreases with the drop in temperature. You should test your tires and inflate them to the proper pressure. If you plan to drive a lot in snow and ice, this is the time to install winter tires on your car. Windshield Wipers Snow can be a significant cap on visibility during the winter, so you’ll want to replace any malfunctioning or worn-down wiper blades. With fresh wipers on your vehicle, you can keep your windshield free from snow and ice buildup. Oil Change Finally, it’s always best to have clean oil in your tank. That’s especially true in the winter, as it will keep your engine lubricated and running at the proper temperature. Book a Winter Chevrolet Service Appointment in Huntingdon, PA We hope you’re well-prepared for safe winter driving. Make sure your vehicle is as well by contacting Team Chevrolet GMC. We’ll get you prepped for the cold with essential Chevrolet service.

Routine auto service and car care are essential for vehicle safety, comfort, and longevity. That’s why Team Chevrolet, GMC is so dedicated to providing service and care you can rely on. Learn more about best practices for scheduling vehicle service and the many benefits of referencing your owner’s manual at our dealership. It Tells You When to Schedule Service One of the essential things your owner’s manual can tell you is when to schedule vehicle service. It breaks down what parts and systems need service, what kind of service they need, and when to schedule it. This will help you properly maintain your vehicle and ensure your parts and systems continue running correctly for as long as possible. It Decodes Dashboard Lights and Symbols There are many different lights on our dashboards, most of which only turn on if there is a problem with the vehicle. While some may be relatively easy to decode, the more obscure alerts might not be so obvious. If you see a light you don’t recognize on the dashboard, you’ll be able to reference the alert in your owner’s manual so you know what to tell your service team. It Helps Diagnose Problems Beyond the dashboard lights, your owner’s manual can help you to determine what’s wrong with your vehicle if it starts driving unusually, making sounds, or emitting new smells. When you reference the manual in advance of service, you’ll be better able to articulate your vehicle’s needs, which means quicker, less costly care for your car. Here at Team Chevrolet, GMC, our service team has your back. Reference your owner’s manual to know when to schedule your next service appointment, or just call our dealership, and we’ll keep you on track. Don’t forget to check our GM service specials ahead of your visit!

Gas prices are on the rise, and that means we’re seeing more and more interest in hybrid and electric Chevrolet cars, trucks, and SUVs. But many drivers are still unsure, especially when it comes to installing an electric vehicle charging station at home. Luckily, it’s easier than many drivers realize! Chevy EV Charging Station Installing a home charging station for your Chevrolet electric vehicle shouldn’t be a barrier to investing in a more fuel-efficient vehicle! • Level Two Charging Station: This is the type of charging station most common for home charging. This offers a faster charge than is possible through a regular outlet, and it uses a 240-volt circuit. Most electricians can run a circuit into the garage, and you can set up your charger there. But now, it’s easier than ever thanks to Chevrolet home charger installation, which comes complimentary with an eligible purchase or lease. • Covered Home Installation Promotion: When you purchase or lease a 2022 Chevy Bolt EUV or EV, standard installation costs — including permit fees — are covered. And thanks to a partnership with Qmerit, you won’t even have to find an electrician or get a permit. Here’s how it works: o After you lease or purchase your 2022 Chevrolet Bolt EUV or EV, you’ll receive an e-mail from the Chevrolet company with an EV Install Form. o Once you complete and turn in the form, Qmerit will help match you with a qualified electrician in your area. o The electrician will take care of getting a permit and schedule a convenient time for installing your outlet. o Once the installation is completed, you can start charging. Learn More about Chevrolet Home Charging Even if you don’t qualify for the current home charging installation promotion, you can still learn more about home charging when you talk to one of our friendly professionals. Huntingdon, PA drivers can start their hybrid or electric vehicle journey at Team Chevrolet Buick GMC!

It’s the question on everyone’s mind these days — how can I improve my vehicle’s mileage and save on fuel? Whether you’re driving a Chevy Malibu or , Chevrolet, GMC service technicians have some tips and tricks to help you get the most out of every gallon and help you save money at the pump. Gas-Saving Driving Tips These are just a few ways you can improve mileage in your Chevrolet SUV. 1. Check Your Tires. Visit our service center for a tire rotation to make sure your tires are wearing evenly, since uneven wear can lead to increased fuel usage. And check your tire pressure regularly to make sure you’re getting the optimal inflation, which improves mileage. Make sure you keep a tire pressure gauge in your glove compartment, just in case. 2. Get Aerodynamic. The drag from things like roof racks or open windows at high speeds can mean your vehicle has to work harder to maintain its speed, which uses more fuel, so take advantage of the already aerodynamic designs on GMC, and Chevy vehicles for better mileage. 3. Go Easy. Whether you’re getting up to speed or getting ready for a stop, going slow and easy on acceleration and braking helps your vehicle use less gas, so take your time. 4. Take a Load Off. The more weight your vehicle is carrying, the more fuel it will need to keep moving, so take some time to clean out your car, truck, or SUV and make sure you’re only carrying what you need. In addition to these tips, regular service is a good way to make sure you’re getting the most out of every tank of gas. Call Team Chevrolet, GMC today to schedule a service visit or talk to one of our friendly associates!

One of the reasons drivers love the Chevy Silverado 1500 is that they can use this tough pickup for work as well as for every day driving. But as our Huntingdon Chevy service technicians know, hard work can lead to big messes, especially in the bed of your truck. Today they’ve got their top tips for cleaning your Chevy Silverado bed, and their suggestions for protecting your truck bed. Chevy Silverado Bed Cleaning Tips The type of mess in your Chevy truck bed might affect what’s needed, but here are the basics for a good clean-up! Start with a sweep. Even if the mess is mostly mud or grease, cleaning will go more smoothly if you sweep out dust, dirt, and debris first. High pressure spray. If you don’t have a pressure washer a powerful hose will do, but the more powerful the spray the deeper you’ll get into the grime, and the easier the next step will be. Scrub your bed. A basic car soap should do the trick, combined with a stiff brush. Be sure to rinse and let your truck bed thoroughly dry (so pick a sunny day!) when you are done. Protecting Your Truck Bed Now that it’s clean, you’re going to want to protect the bed of your truck moving forward! Chevrolet accessories are the best way to do this. From a durable, easy-to-install bedliner to covers to better ways to organize, you can use Chevy accessories to get the most out of your pickup bed. Chevy Silverado in Huntingdon, PA With a little care, your Chevy Silverado 1500 can help you go far, so don’t wait to talk to our Huntingdon car dealers. Visit us at Team Chevrolet Buick GMC today for a test drive of this popular and powerful pickup truck.

Team Chevrolet, GMC knows that there are times when a small SUV will do the trick. The GMC Terrain is one of the sportiest SUVs available and is a great everyday choice. Here is a rundown of some of its dynamic tech features. Intuitive Infotainment Tech Modern drivers expect a certain level of infotainment and driver assistance technology, and the GMC Terrain delivers on both fronts. With built-in navigation, Apple CarPlay® Android Auto™, and the ability to give voice commands via Amazon Alexa®, you can seamlessly integrate your existing digital devices. Dynamic Driver Assistance The next-level High-Definition Surround Vision used multiple cameras to render a digital overhead image of your car and the surrounding area. This works with the rear vision and front view cameras to help avoid obstacles. The available Automatic Parking Assist helps find parallel parking spots. It can even steer for you while you follow shifting, braking, and acceleration prompts. Stay connected wherever your adventures take you with the available 4G LTE Wi-Fi® Hotspot and connect up to seven devices without making a dent in your smartphone data plan. Use the available myGMC mobile app to keep track of your GMC Terrain’s data. Advanced Safety Technology The GMC Pro Safety and Pro Safety Plus systems (standard on the Denali trim and available on the SLE and SLT) feature some powerful safety tech. Avoid collisions with side-mirror visual alerts and blind zone alerts while changing lanes. Rear-park assist detects objects behind you when you reverse at low speeds, and rear cross-traffic alerts monitor approaching vehicles from behind. Contact Team Chevrolet, GMC today and find out more about the GMC Terrain’s tech features!

Even though new Chevy vehicles at Team Chevrolet, GMC are built to last, there are certain parts of the vehicles that aren’t. That includes your Chevy battery. Here are some tips to keep in mind when it comes to caring for your battery and knowing when to replace it. How Long Does a Battery Last? While all car batteries have a limited lifespan, it can be difficult to predict exactly how long yours will last. A car battery will typically last between three to five years, although some can stretch out even longer. And, of course, some last even less. It truly depends on your battery and how it is used. Can I Increase My Battery’s Lifespan? There are lots of factors that influence your battery’s lifespan and lots of ways you can help prolong it. Make sure all lights and accessories are off in your cabin before exiting. Don’t use electronics while idling. Limit short rides so the battery has time to charge. Keep your battery clean and tightly fastened. How Do I Know if I Need a Replacement? The last thing you want to do is drive around with an unreliable battery. That’s why it’s important to check your battery regularly and have it inspected if you notice any warning signs. Your vehicle struggles to start. Your battery light or check engine light is illuminated. Your battery fluid level is low. Your battery is leaking. While you can certainly take steps to prolong the life of your battery, it’s still important to have it inspected regularly, particularly if it over three years old. Visit the service professionals at our Chevy dealership in Huntingdon, PA for both battery service and replacements. We’re happy to help!

Many drivers know how important GMC service is for their vehicle, but they’re not quite sure where to start. So if you find yourself wondering about when and how to service your GMC vehicle, then it might be time to head to Team Chevrolet Buick GMC. Our team of experts can break down all you need to know about scheduling GMC service. To get a specific timeline for your exact make and model, we recommend checking your vehicle owner’s manual. Otherwise, here are some key service intervals to follow: 15,000 Miles After driving your vehicle for 15,000 miles the first service you’ll need to schedule is an oil change. Our team will check your oil levels and replace your oil filter. We’ll also replace your engine air filter at this point. Next, we’ll turn our attention to your tires and check the pressure and tread wear. Plus, we’ll take the time to rotate your tires. 30,000 Miles At this next service interval, we’ll do all the same services as the previous appointment. However, now we’ll take the time to check on your vehicle’s brake system. If a visual check isn’t sufficient, our team will do a more in-depth exploration of all the belts, hoses, and major connecting components in your GMC vehicle. 60,000 Miles Now you’ve been driving your GMC truck for a while, so this service appointment will be more involved. We’ll start by replacing your engine oil, transmission fluid, and brake fluid. Next, we’ll check your spark plugs and replace them if needed. We’ll finish up the appointment by checking to see if your battery is damaged and needs to be replaced. Schedule GMC Service Today Now that you know more about GMC service, it’s time to visit our GMC service center for your appointment. Our team will be there to answer questions on everything from service specials to shopping for car parts. Head to our Pennsylvania GMC dealership today to get started!