Back in the old days, GMC built trucks for work duty, so little attention was paid to interior comfort or ergonomics. Times have obviously changed, and one look inside the 2007 Acadia shows that GMC has kept pace. With seating for seven or eight, the brand's first crossover is spacious, with an attractive and functional layout and premium touches such as leather upholstery and chrome accents. Company reps claim the materials are “top notch, and the gloss levels are low.” True, the shine factor is under control, and the mesh headliner is a nice touch, but there were too many hard plastics with varying grains, and several bits were a bit loose and misaligned (again, these were early production units).