2021 GMC Yukon Diminished Value Case Study (PDF)

Experience the pinnacle of large, three-row family-hauling and toy-towing power with the 2021 GMC Yukon and Yukon XL. These SUVs have undergone a complete ground-up redesign, combining striking aesthetics and cutting-edge features, while leveraging the mechanical prowess of their counterparts, the Chevy Tahoe and Suburban. With a selection of three engines to choose from – including two gasoline V-8s and a turbo-diesel inline-six – each harmoniously paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission controlled effortlessly by GMC’s renowned push-button gear selector.

This year’s model addresses the previous generation’s shortcomings, providing a more refined, versatile, and feature-packed experience. With an impressive 6.1 inches of additional length, the cabin now offers generous legroom for rear passengers, comfortably accommodating three 6-foot-tall individuals. Cargo space has also expanded significantly, reaching a massive 122.9 cubic feet with the second and third-row seats folded down, making family vacations, Home Depot trips, and tailgating parties even more enjoyable.

In a noteworthy enhancement, the new Yukon boasts an independent rear suspension, ensuring a smoother ride over bumps and around turns compared to the old solid-axle suspension. To further customize the driving experience, GMC offers an air-ride suspension system, granting 4 inches of ride-height adjustment. It even allows you to switch between low, passenger-access mode and an off-road mode that raises the ground clearance by 2 inches.

Inside the cabin, adults in all three rows will find ample space, complemented by the abundance of cargo room, a trait rarely matched by competitors. The user-friendly infotainment system adds to the overall appeal.

While some may argue that more car-like three-row crossover SUVs might be easier to drive and offer better fuel economy, the 2021 Yukon stands tall, proving itself fully competitive with the top-notch Ford Expedition. With powerful V8 engines, a cushioned ride, and commendable gas mileage for its class, the GMC Yukon emerges as an outstanding large SUV, redefining expectations in its category.

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