“A fine Acadia priced at full market value, with no edge for the buyer.”

Analysis

Preferred Auto Group lists this 2019 GMC Acadia SLE-2 at $14,566 with 112,436 miles against their own market value of $14,600. That is $34 under book — essentially full market price — and on a seven-year-old Acadia with 112k miles, full price is not a deal.

The Acadia itself is a solid family crossover: 3.6L V6 with 310 horsepower, three rows seating six, Apple CarPlay, heated seats, power liftgate, and the photos show a straight black example on the lot. Nothing about the vehicle is wrong.

What is wrong is the price position. Comparable 2019 Acadia SLE models with 100k–120k miles list in the $13,000–$15,500 range nationally, and this one sits right in the middle with no discount for its age and mileage. The Acadia’s 3.6L is also known for timing-chain wear past 100k miles, which makes paying top of market here doubly uncomfortable. The listing shows an AutoCheck badge but no accident or ownership history inline.

Verdict: a fine vehicle at a price that gives the buyer nothing. There is no edge here, so MOOSED.

Market Comparison

Preferred Auto Group’s own market value: $14,600 vs. their price of $14,566 — $34 under book, effectively full price. Comparable 2019 Acadia SLE models with 100k–120k miles list in the $13,000–$15,500 range nationally; this one sits dead center with no cushion for a 112k-mile example.