What were the engineers/designers at GMC thinking when they built the Acadia?

I have one and I love it.

Not surprised, there's a few vehicles that have made changing bulbs way more complicated than it should be. Example, my F250 and brother's Silverado require removing the entire front grill assembly and unbolting the entire headlights to access the bulbs.

I love having old vehicles. Easy as shite to find parts and to work on.

that is BS

To replace the bulbs on my suburban I damn near have to remove the front end of the truck..

Usually there is a trap door for accessing the light bulb.

Just cut the wheel all the way in the opposite direction and there is room.

Must be later model vehicles. My 06 GMC is a breeze on bulb changes. Now the fuel filter is a different story.

I worked in the automotive parts business for 15 years. Aside from exotic cars like Ferrari's that need a fender removed to change a battery, I've never seen any car that took longer than 5 minutes to chang a bulb.

It should be as simple as reaching behind the housing, twisting the bulb out, unplug old bulb, plug new bulb in, reinstall and be on your way.

This is absolute idiocy!

No trap door, you have to remove the wheel well liner to access it.

I'm not arguing that. I know you're a handy guy and it shouldn't be that hard for you to do it, but would you rather pay someone to do it is the question.