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Spy Shots: GMC Terrain spotted looking all but production-ready 
Autoblog | by Chris Paukert | Wed, Jan 21
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Like its platform-mate from Chevrolet, we expect to see the Terrain debut with a 2.4-liter Ecotec direct-injection four-cylinder (good for 182 horsepower and an EPA-pending fuel economy rating of 21 city miles-per-gallon city and 30 on the highway ), as well as a 3.0-liter direct-injec...
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gt;A glitzed-up version of the AKC-registered Chevy Equinox, the GMC Terrain confronts all the bad old ways of GM -- the badge engineering where vehicle clones are sold under several brands, th redundant product planning, the weird fascination with shiny objects, the wheedling of cus...
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