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legaleagle, 07/27/2006
2007 GMC Yukon Denali 4dr SUV AWD (6.2L 8cyl 6A)
24 of 24 people found this review helpful
I have owned 5 foreign cars/trucks. 1 VW Jetta in my teens, two BMWs and 2 Range Rovers. My last BMW was just too small for my growing family so we decided on another SUV. We considered the X5, the Armada, the new ML, and the Navigator. After driving all, we were thoroughly impressed with the '07 Denali. To us, by far it was more luxurious than all the others, the ride quality is top of the line, it had ample interior space, and its exterior is quite impressive-and Yukon has an excellent reliability track record. We have black/cashmier, fully loaded with every single option. At least one person does a double take every day I drive it. To spend $50K and not have any remorse says it all.
Nice Looking - but Poor Quality
Marty Simms, 06/17/2009
2007 GMC Yukon SLE 4dr SUV 4WD (5.3L 8cyl 4A)
11 of 11 people found this review helpful
I bought this vehicle in Sept of 06 and thought it was going to be the best purchase ever. I have only had problems with this Yukon since the day I bought it. Problems with the battery, heater, arm rests and more. I was so disappointed as the vehicle looks sooo nice on the outside. Inside is great, lots of room...but poorly made with cheap parts. Time to move onto something else.
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silverchevy, 12/26/2006
2007 GMC Yukon Denali 4dr SUV AWD (6.2L 8cyl 6A)
16 of 17 people found this review helpful
I love the Denali! It drives more like a Mercedes M, but smoother. The fit and finish is amazing. The sound (or lack of it) is great! The MSRP on it with Nav, rear ent., sunroof and 20" wheels is $54,500. I paid approx $47,900 ($500 under invoice).
One of the Lemons I guess
babjak1, 04/03/2014
updated 10/04/2017
2007 GMC Yukon SLE 4dr SUV 4WD w/3SA (5.3L 8cyl 4A)
11 of 12 people found this review helpful
This SUV has been a disappointment from the start. Random "service Stabilitrack" warning turning off on it's own. The dealer could not dup it or find it on the diagnostics, but it would return all the time. The big one was some MAJOR engine trouble with a collapsed intake valve, of course right after the power-train warranty expired. Then some minor issues such as the cheap plastic plunger broke on the gas tank cover causing the cover to get stuck closed. One of the Bose speakers has the cone delaminated. Leaking windshield wiper basin would drain all the fluids in a day. The batteries seem to deplete quicker than any other SUV I've had. Has the feel of a cheaply made SUV.
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Long time Nissan/Saab owner but gmc won me over...
Beth Bodrell, 08/11/2018
updated 02/15/2019
2007 GMC Yukon SLE 4dr SUV (5.3L 8cyl 4A)
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
Got an English Mastiff and realised I needed a bigger vehicle! Three years and 8 months in, I just love my Yukon. First the bad - fuel mileage sucks. But you know this anyway, it's a big bulky vehicle, so, moot point. My only other complaint is a lack of storage cubby spaces in the cabin, like for spare glasses, water bottles, cell phone, lip gloss and the like. I think such a big vehicle needed more little storage spaces for the driver. I'm a little old lady and even stuff sitting on the passenger seat is too awkward to get to when I'm driving. The good...everything else. I bought mine used with 110,000 miles, now have 160k. It seriously looks practically new inside and out except for some little brewing rust bubbles under the paint, inevitable in Michigan. In the 3 years 8 months I've owned it I've replaced one set of tires, the key fob, a windshield wiper blade mount, AC compressor, one headlight and did a full tune up. Oh and the trim piece on the drivers side is missing a clip and now rattles but that is an easy fix. Not bad. The good: It's beautifully smooth and powerful on the freeway. I can cruise at xx mph and feel like I'm in my living room lol. It seems happy at 80 mph. The sound system is fabulous; with a $5.00 adaptor cable I can play everything from my phone. Visibility is good. Not exactly nimble because of the bulk and height but maneuverable enough in tight spaces and city driving once you get used to it (backup sensors help) and I feel very safe and "large and in charge" in my Yukon. Did get a quilted rear seat protector cover so my 190 lb Mastiff wouldn't mess up the leather. ;) All in all I just love driving this truck and I get a lot of compliments even though it's 11 years old. And I'm one who generally regards vehicles as appliances that get you from A to B. Update: I still love my Yukon. And since its February in Michigan I especially love the heated leather seats.
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