Drew Dowdell

It's really an 8-speed unless you manually force it into 9th under very specific conditions, but other than that it's fine. Nice and smooth. That said, I would not go for the base 4-cylinder. Go with the V6 (now standard on the Limited) or the Turbo-4 (a $500 upgrade)

I took a rental Cherokee Limited to Florida and back in December. Even with the V6 and driving at quite extra-legal speeds, I managed 26/27 mpg the whole time. My Encore does the same these days even at slower speeds. Other than that, I'd look at the CX-5 once the turbo comes out.

You were saying @smk4565??

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There's also the Granite. I could see them doing an all 3-row Envoy that is just 5 inches longer than the Acadia.

I knew 3 of my great grandparents. And remember, they renewed the Envoy name. Taking bets on it being a GMC XT6?

But now with more space!