Institute president Adrian Lund said in a press release issued out of Detroit that:
"The Acadia aced our front, side, and rear crash tests. While affording buyers state-of-the-art crash protection, the Acadia also includes standard electronic stability control, which safety research shows can help keep drivers out of some crashes altogether."
The GMC Acadia has taken the marketplace by storm one year after its arrival in the Middle East, it is already established among General Motors' top ten best-sellers in the region, and was last year named "2007 Best Crossover" by Middle East Car magazine. This popular luxury crossover SUV provides the capability of an SUV and the smooth ride and handling of a Sedan, along with a continuous safety system that helps protect passengers before, during and after a crash.
Beth Lowery, vice president, Environment, Energy and Safety Policy for General Motors said:
"We're pleased to have the IIHS join other automotive and safety authorities in recognition of our crossover vehicles. Along with the IIHS Top Safety Pick, the 2009 GMC Acadia, Chevrolet Traverse, Buick Enclave, and Saturn Outlook have all received the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) New Car Assessment Program's (NCAP) highest rating of 5-stars for both the driver and front passenger in the frontal crash test, and for the driver and rear passenger in the side test."
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