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GMC has a hit on its hands with the Denali trim, but for some reason the brand's most popular crossover still hasn't donned the signature chrome grille. That will change for the 2013 model year with the introduction of the 2013 Terrain Denali.
The freshly minted Terrain Denali will of course feature a chrome front grille, 19-inch wheels (V6 model only), satin chrome accents, body color rocker panels and front and rear fascias, new headlight and taillights and a dual exhaust. The top Terrain will also receive a high-end interior, including a leather-wrapped steering wheel with mahogany wood accents, a soft-touch instrument panel with French stitching, Denali-embossed leather seats and illuminated Denali sill plates.
The biggest news for the Denali is the introduction of a more powerful 3.6-liter V6, which will replace the 3.0-liter V6 across the Terrain lineup. The larger V6 will output 301 horsepower and 272 pound-feet of torque, or 37 hp and 50 lb-ft more than the 3.0-liter. And if you're thinking fuel economy will suffer as a result, think again. The added power will result in the same fuel economy as the torque-deficient 3.0-liter, with 24 miles power gallon on the highway and 17 mpg in the city.
Fuel-thrifty buyers can purchase the Terrain Denali with the 2.4-liter four-cylinder, which outputs 182 horsepower and 172 lb-ft of torque and boasts 32 mpg on the highway. The four-cylinder-equipped Denali will feature slightly smaller 18-inch wheels. All-wheel drive will also be available with both engines.
The Terrain Denali will feature a cadre of top tech amenities too, including IntelliLink, Bluetooth, Pandora and Stitcher integration and iPod controls with Gracenote tech. This Denali also utilizes advanced safety features including lane departure and forward collision warnings and blind spot radar tech to look for vehicles the driver may not see.
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By Joanne Finnorn
OnStar Vice President
Subscriber Services
Last summer, OnStar began a pilot program for “Family Link” – an optional service aimed at keeping OnStar subscribers connected to their vehicles while loved ones were behind the wheel. This week, OnStar announced that beginning next month, Family Link will gradually be offered to all subscribers, as OnStar’s first a la carte service.
It’s no secret that new drivers can be distracted by the freedom of the open road, forgetting to check-in with those whose vehicular hospitality granted that freedom. Older drivers who still have the travel bug can often worry loved ones who are waiting to hear whether they made it to their destination safely.
Family Link provides greater peace of mind through two key services. Vehicle Locate allows a subscriber to log onto a secure website to view a map with their vehicle’s location at any time. With Vehicle Location Alert, subscribers can set up email or text message notifications to let them know the location of their vehicle, choosing the day, time and frequency of the alerts.
The online services are so simple that even the least-tech savvy OnStar subscriber will have no problem navigating.
The first group of OnStar subscribers will be invited to sign up for Family Link in mid-April. Another group will receive an invitation in June, with the U.S. roll-out continuing through the year.
Family Link will cost existing subscribers an additional $3.99 per month.
