My parents have a 2007 AWD base model,it leaked oil In a few places places since 2010 or so (valve cover,timing chain cover)few years back we had the trans rebuilt and about 10 minutes ago it decided that it wasn’t gonna go above 4th or go into 1th when you stopped. Luckily we were 5 minutes from home and we got there but it was like having a 4.56 rear axle because it was sitting at 3100 at 50mph, my parents are talking about buying a small Jeep SUV
The HF 3.6 DOHC is a GM engine inside and out. The 3.5 was the only Honda engine ever used and it was put into the Vue which will be getting the 3.6 in the next-gen model. How do you figure the 3.6 from the Outlook/Acadia/Enclave isn't the same engine found it the CTS? It is also used in the Buick LaCrosse, Cadillac STS V6, Cadillac SRX V6, upcoming Chevrolet Malibu, Chevrolet Equinox Sport, Pontiac G6, Pontiac Torrent GXP, and Saturn Aura. All GM vehicles, all GM motors.
The 3.6L V6 was designed all new for the 2004 Cadillac CTS by GM. This is not the 3.5L Honda V6 that was in the Saturn Vue...and the brand new Vue due out this fall will have this GM 3.6L V6. Also, this isn't from the original CTS 3.2 V6 as that engine was a narrow 54 or 52 degree V6. The 3.6L is a 60deg design.
It is the only nation-wide TV vehicle review show on American Television, at least until Top Gear America. You will notice, though, that none of their reviews are negative.
they are fun to drive and ride really nice.... sadly the engine is junk, had serious transmission issues, burned/leaked oil all the time... I own a 2008 XR... if it wasn't for the constant engine/reliablity issues, it'd a be a great vehicle. stay away from it and all it's sister cars (traverse, enclave, acadia)
@rsxzx6r So you dont count the rappers, younger guys comming up, and other americans that drive caddilacs as successful people? Because im pretty sure that you wont see the local homeless guy in a brand new Caddie!
@@dabnisbrickey6527 2 years after this comment and the third engine just blew up in the summer. Not sure what happened this time but now it’s in the scrap yard. Yes it had regular oil changes, and it had almost 200k miles
ummm, no... Im implying that GM is making better cars than they used to, but people and ricers like to talk bad about cars they never had, and good about cars they never had.... Honda is aimed for the youth and Most of Gm is Aimed for the Succssful college Graduate or working Man.... You'll never see a successful bussiness man driving around in a Civic Si.....
Ya it's better than the Highlander and Pilot but I still think the Acadia looks a little better, and the Buick Enclave is the best crossover sport utility period.
You obviously so not own used cars... we owned a 2000 Toyota 4Runner we sold in 2008 due to tranny probelms we now own a 2003 Chevy trailblazer a 2007 Saturn Outlook and 2008 Ford Escape all great reliable vehicles!
@@summerwestvevo1741 Ford blows big-time! Had the expedition, taurus and before that owned the explorer. Had to pay to have transmission fluid put in, cause there's no dipstick on the models I had 04 and 08. (Trucks) The transmissions in both truck's were crappy, despite buying both new. (Motors were strong) 4 catalytic converters, so when one goes bad you have to replace all 4, that and the sensors were a pain in the ass to get to. Had to pretty much remove the entire front end to get to them. Smh I'll never buy another Ford branded car. Sad thing is, I swore by Ford when everyone suggested not to buy. I'll say if, you go the Ford route don't buy used, unless you're your own mechanic. The tranny went in the taurus was a 2007 (new) drove it up until 120k. Miles. Was told it could've been plenty things even had work done to prevent it from crapping. But it ended up being none of thee above, after having the sensors fixed I parked it. Went back to start it and it wouldn't move.
@DJEddieXZ successful people do drive GM...not sayin no one does...just majority of them or the high ones..drive foreign....they are not successful in my books...the guy that sign there checks is....the only reason rappers buy cadillacs is cuz they see people with more money than wut they had drive them...and they want them......they r imitating other succesful people....in a way they r buying their success...
If U driven an Acura, The interior looks the same as the previous models... Same old Fisher price lookin flat blocky interior (NSX to TL).... It doesn't have the same in your face interior as GM's Lux interiors.... Honda, well they are nice cars for college, but not for the graduate.....
In my opinion the GMC Acadia looks way better than this one. the options are pretty much the same. Though I like the front look of the Acadia and the curves of the car. Anopther great thing about a Gm vehicle is the fact that you can drive the car for 5yrs/160,000km and it would stillbe under warranty.
@DJEddieXZ thats somewhat true....weathly americans do drive caddies...but i wudnt say most of them....only new money drives caddies...rappers...young guys coming up....older people...drive rolls, bently...bmw...merc...etc....
GM's 3.6L V6 is all GM...not even the same design as the Honda 3.5L. Only thing similar are 4 valves per cylinder and 60deg V design. The 3.6L has higher compression, higher redline, larger bore and stroke, and DOHC vs. SOHC for the honda, with a broader, flatter torque curve.
@rsxzx6r I agree w/ you, Im still kind of suspicious when cosidering buying american, but I would like to try American just like some day I'll wrk up to MB and so on, Then again, I dont buy cars based on what people think
I think you might want to take a second look at even the 2003 TL interior. Its amazingly different than an accord and you would never be able to tell sitting inside. However, im not blind in my faith and will admit the 2004-2008 were ab it similar to the accord (im talking inside only). Gm makes decent cars now. But you must be joking if you think that that grey plastic interior of that age was better than the Japanese.
The HF 3.6 DOHC is a GM engine inside and out. The 3.5 was the only Honda engine ever used and it was put into the Vue which will be getting the 3.6 in the next-gen model. How do you figure the 3.6 from the Outlook/Acadia/Enclave isn't the same engine found it the CTS? It is also used in the Buick LaCrosse, Cadillac STS V6, Cadillac SRX V6, upcoming Chevrolet Malibu, Chevrolet Equinox Sport, Pontiac G6, Pontiac Torrent GXP, and Saturn Aura. All GM vehicles, all GM motors.
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One of my fav crossovers from gm
Is the 2013 GMC Acadia the same car?
Yup.
Im getting like 10 MPG City
the interior looks fabulous
Anyone else have problems with the traction control switch? Has me broken down in 110 degree heat.
My parents have a 2007 AWD base model,it leaked oil In a few places places since 2010 or so (valve cover,timing chain cover)few years back we had the trans rebuilt and about 10 minutes ago it decided that it wasn’t gonna go above 4th or go into 1th when you stopped. Luckily we were 5 minutes from home and we got there but it was like having a 4.56 rear axle because it was sitting at 3100 at 50mph, my parents are talking about buying a small Jeep SUV
The HF 3.6 DOHC is a GM engine inside and out. The 3.5 was the only Honda engine ever used and it was put into the Vue which will be getting the 3.6 in the next-gen model. How do you figure the 3.6 from the Outlook/Acadia/Enclave isn't the same engine found it the CTS? It is also used in the Buick LaCrosse, Cadillac STS V6, Cadillac SRX V6, upcoming Chevrolet Malibu, Chevrolet Equinox Sport, Pontiac G6, Pontiac Torrent GXP, and Saturn Aura. All GM vehicles, all GM motors.
This is my dads car and he had to replace the transmission 4 times. And it gets like 7 mpg... im glad in a year its paid off lol
RVC2 should i buy one
I bought a used one and I regret it. Timing Chain and transmission problems.
Stephanie Rickenbacker really
Stephanie Rickenbacker
Is this at least a non-interference engine system? If not, Were you’re vaves on the camshaft damaged?
Got a 2011 Outlook coming my way. Please send me your prayers
The 3.6L V6 was designed all new for the 2004 Cadillac CTS by GM. This is not the 3.5L Honda V6 that was in the Saturn Vue...and the brand new Vue due out this fall will have this GM 3.6L V6. Also, this isn't from the original CTS 3.2 V6 as that engine was a narrow 54 or 52 degree V6. The 3.6L is a 60deg design.
Have you ever driven the Envoy XL or TB Ext? If so, how do they compare?
Did it feel huge to drive?
Thanks much.
Have a 2010 pearl XRL Premium AWD have had no problems other then on Heavy rains the Sun roof leaks down the windshield but it has to be a gd storm
Replaced the Transmission twice...
It is the only nation-wide TV vehicle review show on American Television, at least until Top Gear America. You will notice, though, that none of their reviews are negative.
I love this car; it rocks. It's muscular looking and it's better than the MDX, Pilot and Edge.
SanjuroYojimbo 12 years later your statement was false
@@user-oq3lv6lv7x And you waited 12 years to troll this comment. Get a f*ckin life, loser.
John Giron lol are you slow? why’re you replaying to me? you waited 3 hours to troll? smd
This Outlook eventually turned into the GMC Acadia.
Joe Spina it’s the other way around considering the fact that the Acadia didn’t have half the features the outlook had until years later.
The Concept had a "tapered roofline". Where do you see one here?
they are fun to drive and ride really nice.... sadly the engine is junk, had serious transmission issues, burned/leaked oil all the time... I own a 2008 XR... if it wasn't for the constant engine/reliablity issues, it'd a be a great vehicle. stay away from it and all it's sister cars (traverse, enclave, acadia)
I was looking into these to buy.. but everyone that's selling them have bad transmissions or rebuilt transmissions around 50,000.. I'll pass
Your forgetting that most wealthy americans drive Caddilacs which are made by GM.....
@rsxzx6r So you dont count the rappers, younger guys comming up, and other americans that drive caddilacs as successful people? Because im pretty sure that you wont see the local homeless guy in a brand new Caddie!
Ours is on its third engine with only 175k miles
Jared Strand wow
Jared Strand so a no buy
Do you change the oil
@@dabnisbrickey6527 2 years after this comment and the third engine just blew up in the summer. Not sure what happened this time but now it’s in the scrap yard. Yes it had regular oil changes, and it had almost 200k miles
ummm, no... Im implying that GM is making better cars than they used to, but people and ricers like to talk bad about cars they never had, and good about cars they never had.... Honda is aimed for the youth and Most of Gm is Aimed for the Succssful college Graduate or working Man.... You'll never see a successful bussiness man driving around in a Civic Si.....
Ya it's better than the Highlander and Pilot but I still think the Acadia looks a little better, and the Buick Enclave is the best crossover sport utility period.
american cars are good for 3 to 5 years Asian cars are good for 10 to 20 years
You obviously so not own used cars... we owned a 2000 Toyota 4Runner we sold in 2008 due to tranny probelms we now own a 2003 Chevy trailblazer a 2007 Saturn Outlook and 2008 Ford Escape all great reliable vehicles!
Untrue
@@summerwestvevo1741 Ford blows big-time!
Had the expedition, taurus and before that owned the explorer.
Had to pay to have transmission fluid put in, cause there's no dipstick on the models I had 04 and 08. (Trucks)
The transmissions in both truck's were crappy, despite buying both new. (Motors were strong)
4 catalytic converters, so when one goes bad you have to replace all 4, that and the sensors were a pain in the ass to get to.
Had to pretty much remove the entire front end to get to them. Smh
I'll never buy another Ford branded car.
Sad thing is, I swore by Ford when everyone suggested not to buy.
I'll say if, you go the Ford route don't buy used, unless you're your own mechanic.
The tranny went in the taurus was a 2007 (new) drove it up until 120k. Miles.
Was told it could've been plenty things even had work done to prevent it from crapping.
But it ended up being none of thee above, after having the sensors fixed I parked it.
Went back to start it and it wouldn't move.
@@summerwestvevo1741 oh I don't know, my Acura is 2003, and still runs like new and here we are in 2021.
Is Motorweek the longest continious run auto-based show on american tv??
It looks rather nice.
@DJEddieXZ successful people do drive GM...not sayin no one does...just majority of them or the high ones..drive foreign....they are not successful in my books...the guy that sign there checks is....the only reason rappers buy cadillacs is cuz they see people with more money than wut they had drive them...and they want them......they r imitating other succesful people....in a way they r buying their success...
Wow... what a bunch if crap
todos los problemas son de la transmisión no sírven
I Want One!!
If U driven an Acura, The interior looks the same as the previous models... Same old Fisher price lookin flat blocky interior (NSX to TL).... It doesn't have the same in your face interior as GM's Lux interiors.... Honda, well they are nice cars for college, but not for the graduate.....
In my opinion the GMC Acadia looks way better than this one. the options are pretty much the same. Though I like the front look of the Acadia and the curves of the car. Anopther great thing about a Gm vehicle is the fact that you can drive the car for 5yrs/160,000km and it would stillbe under warranty.
We own two saturns that are each over 10 years old. your bias statement is invalid.
@DJEddieXZ thats somewhat true....weathly americans do drive caddies...but i wudnt say most of them....only new money drives caddies...rappers...young guys coming up....older people...drive rolls, bently...bmw...merc...etc....
GM's 3.6L V6 is all GM...not even the same design as the Honda 3.5L. Only thing similar are 4 valves per cylinder and 60deg V design. The 3.6L has higher compression, higher redline, larger bore and stroke, and DOHC vs. SOHC for the honda, with a broader, flatter torque curve.
Honda is for the youth, Toyota is for the elderly, and GM is in the middle.
I love mine but
Luxury Division is not chevrolet.. Yea U can Drive an over engineered Merc or A nice BMW, but $926 for a water pump, no thank you.....
@rsxzx6r I agree w/ you, Im still kind of suspicious when cosidering buying american, but I would like to try American just like some day I'll wrk up to MB and so on, Then again, I dont buy cars based on what people think
I think you might want to take a second look at even the 2003 TL interior. Its amazingly different than an accord and you would never be able to tell sitting inside.
However, im not blind in my faith and will admit the 2004-2008 were ab it similar to the accord (im talking inside only).
Gm makes decent cars now. But you must be joking if you think that that grey plastic interior of that age was better than the Japanese.
It was not joking
very bad car
i had one
why wud people give this question a thumbs up?.....its a freakin question!!!
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no no thank,,,
i dont like this car
The HF 3.6 DOHC is a GM engine inside and out. The 3.5 was the only Honda engine ever used and it was put into the Vue which will be getting the 3.6 in the next-gen model. How do you figure the 3.6 from the Outlook/Acadia/Enclave isn't the same engine found it the CTS? It is also used in the Buick LaCrosse, Cadillac STS V6, Cadillac SRX V6, upcoming Chevrolet Malibu, Chevrolet Equinox Sport, Pontiac G6, Pontiac Torrent GXP, and Saturn Aura. All GM vehicles, all GM motors.