You’re not going to find too many 3 row SUVs at that price point, sounds good! Im guessing it’s the 4 cylinder? As long as you’re not towing much or loading it to the gills with 7 adults at one time, it should be fine. I like my Acadia, it’s nothing fancy but it’s solid and has a lot of features for the money. No problems within the first year after 15k miles either.
There was a $220 “document” fee in there somewhere.
I have a past client who is an engineer at GM and he was happy to get me the F&F discount. (They call it a GSF number or supplier code.)
They way the paperwork was done it looks like they gave me a credit for a $1,984 deposit. I’m not sure, but that may be a way to sell me a car for less than the friends & family price so they can say they don’t sell for less than F&F unless it is an employee.