When not saddled with the chore of human transport, the 2007 GMC Acadia crossover can swallow up to 117 cu. ft. of cargo behind the front row. When all seats are in use, that figure drops to 19.7 cu. ft., which is admirable when compared to the 7.5 cu. ft. offered by the competing Jeep Commander. Maxing out the interior volume simply requires folding the second and third row seats, which results in a flat load floor spanning from just behind the front seats to the tailgate. Aiding in the cargo-hauling effort are a lined cubby atop the dash, door storage, and pockets on the backs of the front buckets. The tailgate features an integrated handle and dual overhead lights.