CARMA AUTO GROUP DEALER CERTIFIED PRE-OWNEDPassed our 90-point multi-point inspection. Includes Level 1 Quality Plus Auto Protection Plan coverage and our 5-Year Maintenance Plan when purchased at our full out-the-door price.Proudly serving customers with over 22,000 vehicles sold.2017 GMC TERRAIN SLE-1 107,235 MILESQuicksilver Metallic over Light Titanium. Front-wheel drive, 2.4L four-cylinder, 6-speed automatic. This is the practical end of the lot a straightforward, right-sized SUV for someone who needs dependable transportation without a payment that hurts. This one came to us as a local trade-in not a wholesale auction buy, which means we know where it's been and who was driving it. Two owners, both personal. Two keys and the original owner's manual books come with it. And the transmission's most expensive wear item has already been replaced, which we'll get to in detail below because it's the single most useful thing a buyer can know about this vehicle. WHAT YOU'RE ACTUALLY GETTING 90-point Carma inspection completed before this vehicle was offered for sale. OBDII scan performed and photographed: all drive monitors completed, emissions ready, zero stored or pending trouble codes. The scan photo is included in this listing's photos so you can read the results yourself instead of taking our word for it. Major transmission work already done and documented at 34,230 miles the torque converter was replaced, the valve body was overhauled and resealed, and the transmission fluid was changed at Richard Kay Superstore. That's the repair GM's 6-speed automatics are known for, it's the most expensive thing that typically goes wrong on this vehicle, and on this one it's already been bought and paid for by someone else. Also documented: A/C and heating control assembly replaced, oil control valve replaced, air filter replaced, drive belts checked, alignment checked, and tires rotated across multiple visits. 17 service history records and 38 detailed records with oil and filter changes logged at consistent intervals through both owners, mostly at Ralph Hayes Toyota and Richard Kay Superstore. Acquired as a local trade-in, not bought sight-unseen at a wholesale auction. We took it in directly from its owner, which is the cleanest way for a used vehicle to reach a lot. Two previous owners, both personal use never a rental, never a fleet unit. No total loss, no structural damage, no airbag deployment, no odometer rollback. CARFAX guarantees the title carries no salvage, junk, rebuilt, fire, flood, hail or lemon brand. Reconditioning is currently underway at Duluth Auto Service & Imports, our own shop. We'll publish exactly what was done once it's finished and the total value figure below will go up accordingly. We'd rather tell you the work is in progress than quietly fold an estimate into a number we can't yet document. Two keys and the original owner's manual books included which sounds small until you price a second key at a dealer. OnStar equipped. REAL VALUE WHAT THIS ACTUALLY SAVES YOUWe cross-check every vehicle against multiple independent sources rather than picking the friendliest number. On this Terrain: Manheim Adjusted Retail Average $9,975, CARFAX History-Based Retail Value $10,300, Kelley Blue Book Typical Listing Price $10,780, J.D. Power Retail Book $10,800, and current market average $11,235. The honest market range is $9,975 $11,235, and we'd rather show you the whole spread than quote the top of it.Now add the dollars that come with ours: $2,500 5-Year Maintenance Plan 25 discounted oil changes plus radiator service, AC service, engine diagnostics and hundreds of additional discounts, with no year or mileage restrictions. On a vehicle in this price range, that plan is worth a meaningful fraction of the car itself, and it's five years of the expense you'd otherwise pay out of pocket every few months. $300 Quality Plus Auto Protection Plan coverage value engine, transmission and drivetrain. On a budget SUV, one unprotected transmission failure can cost more than the vehicle is worth. This is exactly the kind of car where that coverage matters most.Total value in this vehicle: roughly $12,800 to $14,000.And that figure is going to grow. Reconditioning is underway at our own shop right now, and none of that work is counted above we don't put dollars into a total until we can document them. Ask us where it stands and we'll tell you exactly what's been done so far.Buying a vehicle is one of the larger financial decisions most people make, and most shoppers compare only the sticker which is understandable, and also how people end up with a cheaper SUV and a repair bill six months later. We'd ask you to compare the total instead: a less expensive Terrain with an original torque converter, no maintenance plan and no powertrain coverage can cost you several thousand dollars more across three years than it ever saved you at signing. Price is only what you pay,