The maximum cargo space is 63.5 cubic feet with all rear seats completely folded flat. Behind the second row with seats up, you have 29.8 cu ft. With the 60/40 split fold option, you can fold just the rear section while keeping one passenger seat in use.

Yes. With 29.8 cu ft behind the second row, you can transport multiple golf bags, clubs, and accessories without folding any seats. The wide cargo opening makes loading golf equipment easy and protecting them simple with a cargo organizer.

The front passenger seat folds completely flat, creating an unobstructed 8-foot pass-through from the cargo area into the cabin. This allows you to transport objects up to 8 feet long (skis, lumber, fly rods) without a roof rack. It’s one of the most unique features in the compact SUV class.

Absolutely. Use the front passenger seat fold-flat feature to transport multiple sets of skis or 2-3 snowboards diagonally. The center console also includes a pass-through for storing smaller ski accessories. This is perfect for Colorado ski trips to Rocky Mountain National Park and nearby resorts.

The 2026 Terrain has a maximum towing capacity of 1,500 lbs, which requires the factory-installed trailer hitch and wiring harness. This capacity supports small utility trailers, ATV trailers, lightweight popup campers, and jet ski trailers within that weight limit.

Yes, if the popup camper weighs 1,500 lbs or less. Many lightweight popup campers fall within this range. Always verify the camper’s dry weight and tongue weight with the manufacturer. With proper weight distribution and Tow/Haul mode engaged, the Terrain handles popup camper towing comfortably for Northern Colorado adventures.

Jet ski trailers typically range from 800–1,200 lbs total, well within the Terrain’s 1,500 lb capacity. However, you must account for the tongue weight, which is usually 10-15% of the total weight. Confirm your specific trailer’s specifications before purchasing to ensure safe towing.

Both vehicles offer 8.7 inches of ground clearance. The Terrain AT4’s advantage lies in its off-road-tuned suspension, all-terrain tires, Terrain Mode, Hill Descent Control, and front skid plate. For Colorado mountain driving and light trail work, the Terrain AT4 provides genuinely better capability than the Outback.

Yes. The AT4 is equipped with an off-road-tuned suspension, all-terrain tires, front and underbody skid plates, Terrain Mode, Hill Descent Control, and 8.7 inches of ground clearance. It confidently handles Weld County forest service roads, Pawnee National Grassland routes, and light trail driving. It’s not designed for extreme rock crawling, but it’s genuinely capable on rough terrain.

Yes. The 8-foot pass-through created by folding the front passenger seat accommodates 8-foot lumber boards. With rear seats folded, the 63.5 cu ft cargo area works for bulk materials, building supplies, drywall, roofing materials, and landscaping supplies. The Terrain is perfect for DIY homeowners and contractors in the Greeley area.

For a single kayak, interior storage via the fold-flat passenger seat is excellent and keeps cargo space free. For two kayaks or when maximizing interior space for other gear (camping equipment, coolers), a roof rack is safer and more practical. When driving remote Colorado mountain routes, roof racks provide better weight distribution and accessibility.

Absolutely. The spacious cargo area, 1,500 lb towing capacity, multiple storage compartments, and AWD capability make the Terrain ideal for Weld County ranchettes and hobby farms. The fold-flat passenger seat handles tools, gates, and long supplies. Snow Mode and AWD ensure you can reach remote pastures year-round.

Visit Weld County Garage GMC at 2699 47th Ave, Greeley CO 80634, or call 970-400-9952 to schedule a test drive. Our team can demonstrate the fold-flat passenger seat, underfloor storage compartment, 60/40 split seating, and towing hitch installation options. Bring your own gear to test-fit if desired.