GMC Yukon redesigned 3 years ago

The GMC Yukon, along with its twin, the Chevrolet Tahoe, was re-designed three years ago and made into a conventional full sized SUV.  It has a robust and beefy frame, which can be driven in rear wheel or four wheel drive.  It has a powerful 6.2L V-8 engine, with 320 horsepower and 335 lbs/ft of torque, to make them actually king of the road. 

The Yukon can seat nine folks, but still has enough room for a cargo capacity of 109 cubic feet.  The Yukon can also amazingly tows up to 8,400 pounds.  The interior cabin of the Yukon is created out of the best quality of materials.  The controls layout is simple, simple.  The navigation system is very easy to use.  Despite all this, the Yukon offers a particularly smooth and quiet ride, and excels somewhat effortlessly at road cruising. 

the standard in all Yukon models is to provide maximum safety 24/7 to its driver and riders thru the anti-lock disc brakes, front seat side and full-length head curtain air bags, OnStar communications and stability control.  In fact, the Yukon received perfect five stars in all of the government crash tests. 
additional features for the Yukon include mp3 CD/DVD player, DVD based navigation, rear view camera system, back seat entertainment system, power sun roof, engine block heater and twenty inch chrome rims.  The GMC Yukon is beefed up with plenty of full powered features that will wet one’s pants.  It compares really favorably alongside its rivals such as the Nissan Armada, Toyota Sequoia and the Ford Expedition.

Specs:
Engine:        320 horsepower 6.2L V-8 Engine
Drive Type:        4-wheel drive
Torque:        335 lb/ft
Fuel tank capacity:    26.0 gal
Seating capacity:    9 persons
Luggage capacity:    16.9 cu. Ft.
Payload:        1,705 lbs.
Towing capacity:    5,400 lbs.
EPA mileage:        14 / 20 (city / highway)

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