COMMANDING, LUXURIOUS, ONE-OWNER, NO-ACCIDENT, NONSMOKER, GMC'S V8-POWERED FULL-SIZE 4WD SUV! Finished in handsome Iridium Metallic, this 2018 GMC Yukon SLT 4WD combines genuine full-size SUV capability with the comfort and equipment expected from a premium family hauler. With 102,602 miles, this ONE-OWNER, NO-ACCIDENT example carried a substantial $67,695 original MSRP and was exceptionally well equipped with the $3,430 Open Road Package, $1,700 20' Polished Aluminum Wheels, $780 HD Trailering Package, factory navigation, power sunroof and Rear-Seat Blu-ray/DVD Entertainment System. Under the hood is GM's proven 5.3L EcoTec3 V8 producing 355 horsepower and 383 lb-ft of torque, while this Yukon's optional HD Trailering Package adds a 3.42 axle ratio, integrated trailer brake controller and supporting chassis hardware. Combine that with its active 2-speed Autotrac transfer case, three-row cabin and body-on-frame construction, and this is the kind of SUV built for considerably more than the school run. Why Shoppers Buy This Model The Yukon is a true full-size SUV rather than a crossover styled to look like one. Its truck-based architecture gives it the strength and capability shoppers want for towing, recreational use and demanding family duty, while the SLT cabin provides the leather-appointed comfort expected at this price point. It's also exceptionally versatile. Three rows provide room for passengers, the rear seating folds when cargo takes priority, and this example's extensive factory equipment makes long-distance travel considerably more enjoyable. Automotive Press and Industry Recognition This generation of Yukon established itself as an appealing choice for shoppers who wanted the capability of GM's proven full-size truck architecture wrapped in a quieter, more luxurious and passenger-focused package. Its combination of V8 power, substantial towing capability, three-row utility and upscale SLT appointments continues to distinguish it from car-based crossovers that simply cannot duplicate the same heavy-duty mechanical foundation. Warranty Based on its original in-service date of 02/23/2018 and current mileage of 102,602 miles, the original GMC factory warranty coverage has expired by time and/or mileage. Extended service plans may be available to provide additional protection and peace of mind. Standard Features SLT trim brings a substantial collection of premium equipment, including leather-appointed seating, heated and ventilated front seats, heated second-row seats, a heated steering wheel, tri-zone automatic climate control, power-adjustable front seats and driver memory settings. Remote start, keyless entry, a programmable power liftgate and power-folding third-row seating add everyday convenience, while the full-size cabin provides the passenger capacity and flexibility expected from a Yukon. Open Road Package - $3,430 The expensive Open Road Package turns this Yukon into an especially appealing road-trip machine by combining several of its most desirable entertainment and convenience features. It includes: Power Tilt-Sliding Sunroof Rear-Seat Blu-ray/DVD Entertainment System 8' GMC Infotainment System with Navigation Additional SiriusXM Radio and NavTraffic service when new The rear entertainment system includes an overhead display, remote control, two wireless digital headphones, auxiliary HDMI/MHL audio/video input and USB connectivity -- exactly the kind of equipment that can make a substantial difference when traveling with rear-seat passengers. HD Trailering Package - $780 This is much more than a trailer-hitch appearance package. The factory HD Trailering Package adds important mechanical equipment for owners who intend to put the Yukon's truck-based construction to work. It includes: 3.42 Rear Axle Ratio Integrated Trailer Brake Controller Z85 Suspension Package Active 2-Speed Electronic Autotrac Transfer Case The 2-speed transfer case provides additional capability beyond a basic single-speed AWD arrangement, including selectable four-wheel-drive operation and a neutral position for appropriate dinghy-towing applications. Mechanical Features The Yukon's 5.3L EcoTec3 V8 produces 355 horsepower and 383 lb-ft of torque, providing the low-end response and relaxed highway performance well suited to a large SUV. Its body-on-frame construction and available four-wheel-drive hardware give the Yukon a fundamentally different mechanical character from a typical unibody crossover. This particular example is especially noteworthy for its active 2-speed Autotrac transfer case, 3.42 axle ratio, integrated trailer brake controller and Z85 suspension, all factory equipment selected to enhance its capability. Towing & Utility Properly configured, a 2018 Yukon 4WD with the 5.3L V8, 3.42 axle ratio and HD Trailering Package can be rated to tow approximately 8,200 pounds, though the specific vehicle's certification labels, hitch ratings, loading and equipment should always be consulted before towing. That capability makes the Yukon suitable for many compatible boats, campers and recreational trailers while retaining three-row passenger accommodations for everyday family use. Black roof-rack cross rails add another useful carrying option for compatible rooftop cargo and recreational equipment. Exterior Features Iridium Metallic was a $395 premium paint finish, giving this Yukon a sophisticated appearance that works particularly well with its substantial proportions and bright exterior detailing. The optional 20' x 9' Polished Aluminum Wheels -- a $1,700 upgrade when new -- give it a noticeably more upscale stance, while the dealer-installed black roof-rack cross rails add useful cargo versatility. Interior Features SLT trim makes the Yukon's expansive cabin a comfortable place to spend serious time, with leather-appointed seating, heated and ventilated front seats and heated second-row seating providing year-round comfort. The power sunroof opens the cabin overhead, while tri-zone climate control allows different areas of this large interior to be managed more comfortably. All-weather floor liners for the first and second rows were also added when new, providing useful protection for a vehicle designed to handle families, changing weather and recreational use. Infotainment & Technology This Yukon was upgraded with the 8' GMC Infotainment System with factory navigation, a $495 option that was also incorporated into its Open Road Package configuration. The highlight for families is the factory Rear-Seat Blu-ray/DVD Entertainment System, with its overhead display, wireless headphones, remote control and additional media inputs. Together, the navigation, rear entertainment and premium SLT equipment give this Yukon the kind of long-distance touring specification that helped push its original MSRP to nearly $68,000. Safety Features The Yukon SLT combines its substantial full-size construction with an extensive collection of driver-assistance and occupant-protection technology. Equipment includes Forward Collision Alert, Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning, Front and Rear Park Assist and a rearview camera, helping provide additional awareness around a vehicle of this size. StabiliTrak electronic stability control, traction control, four-wheel antilock di
