2012 GMC Yukon Denali SUV Reviews & Ratings

First introduced in 2001, the 2012 GMC Yukon Denali and the regular Yukon were redesigned for the 2007 production year. Ever since its rebirth, the styling received the biggest overhaul, which is demonstrated with a flattened tailgate similar to the Tahoe. The grill and the headlights where modified as well, making the Denali Yukon distinct from its predecessors. If the regular Yukon and the Denali Yukon are compared and contrasted, the only exterior differences are the use of chrome accents,... click here for the full review

First introduced in 2001, the 2012 GMC Yukon Denali and the regular Yukon were redesigned for the 2007 production year. Ever since its rebirth, the styling received the biggest overhaul, which is demonstrated with a flattened tailgate similar to the Tahoe. The grill and the headlights where modified as well, making the Denali Yukon distinct from its predecessors. If the regular Yukon and the Denali Yukon are compared and contrasted, the only exterior differences are the use of chrome accents, the insignia and the chrome grille.

For 2012, the tradition of good looks and reliable power is continued by the GMC Yukon Denali and in terms of performance; the SUV exemplifies improved fuel economy and a sharper driving feel. But that's just the start; the current Denali offers better room for passengers and can accommodate up to nine passengers. When it comes to cargo space and towing capabilities, the Denali outperforms with up to 8500 lbs. The 2012 GMC Yukon Denali SUV is powered by a 6.2L V8 engine and runs on the E85 fuel and is complemented by Active Fuel Management and variable valve timing technology. The Yukon Denali outweighs the Lincoln Navigator and Ford expedition in terms of good brakes, efficient drivetrain and strong chassis. The interiors practicality speaks for itself and if you are looking for a SUV with 5 star ratings and can haul a few thousand pounds, the Denali is an unrivalled choice.