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2019 GMC Terrain - What's New, Changed, & Removed

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Zane Merva

Executive Editor, GM-Trucks.com

6/4/2018

 

GMC is about to roll out some brand new options for their 2019 models. This week we're focusing on all of the changes that General Motors is making accross all of their brands for the new model year. 

 

Check out our other "What's New For 2019" Articles

 

Here's what's new for the 2019 GMC Terrain

 

2018 Options That Have Been Retired

  •      Exterior color (GJB) Mineral Metallic (deleted mid-2018 model year)
  •      (UVH) Surround Vision (replaced by [UV2] HD Surround Vision)
  •      (PDR) SLT Chrome Accent Package (replaced by [PDV] Bright Accent Package)
  •      (PDM) LPO, Black Accent Package

 

New Features, Colors & Options for 2019

  •      Exterior color (GS6) Smokey Quartz Metallic
  •      (KSG) Adaptive Cruise Control, full-speed with Stop/Go
  •      (UKJ) Front Pedestrian Braking
  •      (UVB) HD Rear Vision Camera
  •      (UV2) HD Surround Vision
  •      (WJP) Black Edition, includes (PJM) 19" gloss black aluminum wheels, (V22) darkened front grille, (V2P) black roof side rails, (VWD) black GMC center caps with black GMC lettering, LPO, black exterior accents, black mirror caps and black exterior badging
  •      (CWB) Chrome Package, includes (PJH) 19" machined aluminum wheels with Gray painted accents, (GGC) unique chrome grille with chrome surround, (DP9) chrome mirror caps, (D7A) body-color door handles with chrome surround and Bright side rails
  •      (PDB) LPO, Dark Accent Package, includes (SJ9) three-bar grille with Black surround and Charcoal insert, LPO, (S4X) Black painted mirror caps, (RXX)Black rear license plate applique, LPO and (RYQ) front and rear Black fascia inserts, LPO
  •      (PDZ) LPO, Interior Enhancement Package, includes (VYW) premium carpeted floor mats, LPO and (S03) embroidered front row headrests, LPO
  •      (PEF) LPO, Floor Liner Package, includes (RIA) front and rear row all-weather floor liners, LPO and (CAV) integrated cargo liner, LPO
  •      (SFZ) LPO, Black GMC emblems, front and rear

 

Small Changes In Trim & Packaging for 2019

  •      (Y29) Infotainment Package I now includes the new (UVB) HD Rear Vision Camera (replaced [UVC] Rear Vision Camera
  •      (BGP) Driver Alert Package II now includes the new (KSG) Adaptive Cruise Control and (UKJ) Front Pedestrian Braking
  •      (WPR) Advanced Safety Package now includes (UV2) HD Surround Vision (replaces [UVH] Surround Vision)
  •      (PS1) Comfort Package no longer includes (K4C) Wireless Charging, which is now standard on Denali
  •      (UDD) 4.2" multi-color driver information screen is now standard on SLE and SLE Diesel (was part of [Y29] Infotainment Package I in 2018MY)
  •      (UDD) 4.2" multi-color driver information screen includes audio, phone and navigation capability on SLE when (Y29) Infotainment Package I is ordered and standard on SLT and Denali
  •      (UVC) Rear Vision Camera is no longer available on SLT and Denali (replaced by [UVB] HD Rear Vision Camera)
  •      (K4C) Wireless Charging is now standard on Denali (was part of [PS1] Comfort Package in 2018MY)
  •      (PDG) Cargo Package no longer includes (CAV) integrated cargo liner, LPO
  •      (SJ9) Three-bar grille with Black surround and Charcoal insert, LPO is no longer available as a Free Flow option (part of [PDB] Dark Accent Package, LPO only)
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Good grief.  Once upon a time Chevy and GMC made good looking vehicles, something most men would not be ashamed of driving.  And then they come out with the 2019 Sierra and Silverado, and this thing.  :puke:

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