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The GMC Denali line of vehicles is known for its luxury, style, and elegance. First introduced in 1999 with the debut of the Yukon, the Denali trim level has been a favorite among drivers for more than two decades. In fact, 2024 celebrates 25 years of the Denali lineup.

 
GMC is known for its large, rugged vehicles designed to handle any terrain. However, just because a brand offers several great options doesn't mean they're all right for you. Let's explore some of your choices and how to determine if any of them fit your needs and budget.

 
GMC has always been known for its ruggedness and capability, but they're also becoming known for their fuel efficiency. Starting in 2022, every GMC model will have a different MPG rating depending on the size and price. The more expensive models are rated at up to 43 MPG, while the more affordable models can achieve up to 31 MPG. This is a huge step forward in-car technology, and it's only the beginning of many moves that GMC is making to become one of the most environmentally friendly automakers on the planet.

 
Kelley Blue Book recently announced its annual Best Resale Value Awards, and both the 2021 GMC Yukon and 2021 GMC Sierra Heavy Duty both took home first place in their respective categories. The 2021 Yukon was found to retain its resale value better than any other full-size SUV, and the Sierra Heavy Duty is the best among all heavy-duty trucks at retaining its value. In addition, the 2021 Sierra 1500 took home third place in KBB’s list of full-size trucks with the best resale value.

While it is no secret, many automobiles have experienced declining sales in recent years; this has not been the case with crossovers. In fact, GM vehicles as a whole have seen recent sales increases. However, within those numbers, it has become clear that crossovers are outpacing sedans, light-duty trucks, and other vehicles. As to why buyers are in love with GMC crossovers, there are many reasons.

The Yukon XL Denali is the largest, most capable and luxurious model that's made by GMC. Available with a distinct black finish, this three-row SUV is loaded with standard amenities that continue to satisfy sophisticated buyers. An incline sensor and interior movement sensor are advanced security features that put you at ease when the vehicle is parked.

If you already own or are interested in owning a GMC, you'll benefit from understanding more about the towing limitations associated with your particular model. Nearly every GMC model is designed to tow a trailer, so it's relatively easy to check the guidelines whenever you need. Here, we will go through a brief overview of the towing guidelines for some of the more popular GMC models.

The Yukon Denali has a reputation for raising the bar, offering a level of refinement and vigor that few other premium family vehicles can compete with. The upcoming 2018 model year promises an even more elevated experience for Lincoln drivers, complete with styling upgrades and performance enhancements.

Suspension damage—it can happen to anyone at any time. However, many Lincoln drivers are unaware of the signs that their vehicle needs suspension repair! Take a look at the six most common indicators of suspension damage inside.

Tough and rugged, yet polished and refined—GMC is an expert in blending power with elegance, a feat that few other brands can even come close to accomplishing.