2012 GMC Yukon Summary

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2012 GMC Yukon

Starting MSRP $40,085–$58,005

MPG City: 13 – 15 Highway: 18 – 21

Available Engines

403-hp, 6.2-liter V-8 (flexible; E85)
320-hp, 5.3-liter V-8 (flexible; E85)

Transmissions

6-speed automatic w/OD and auto-manual

Average Consumer Rating

(5.0) 4 consumer reviews

Side-by-Side Comparison l Build & Price

Summary

New or Notable

•	All engines are E85 compatible
•	Six-speed automatic
•	Seats up to nine
•	Available backup camera and blind spot warning system
•	StabiliTrak now includes electronic trailer-sway control and hill start assist

What We Like

•	Interior quality
•	Easy-to-use controls
•	Smooth ride
•	Highway passing power
•	Safety features
•	Gas mileage for its size

What We Don't

•	Cramped third row
•	Poor reliability
•	Cheap-looking taillights
•	Third row doesn't fold flat
•	Cargo space behind third row

The 2012 GMC Yukon is the middle child among GM's full-size SUVs. Based on price and equipment, the Yukon sits squarely between the Chevrolet Tahoe and Cadillac Escalade. Four-wheel drive is available on the Yukon, as are seating configurations for up to nine occupants. Competitors include the Ford Expedition and Toyota Sequoia.

6 Available Yukon Trims

Select a trim name below for detailed specifications

Standard Equipment & Options

	Engine	MPG	MSRP	Invoice
SLE 4x2 See Specs \| Price with Options	8 cyl	15/21	$40,085	$37,279
SLE 4x4 See Specs \| Price with Options	8 cyl	15/21	$44,095	$41,008
SLT 4x2 See Specs \| Price with Options	8 cyl	15/21	$45,570	$42,380
SLT 4x4 See Specs \| Price with Options	8 cyl	15/21	$48,425	$45,035
Denali 4x2 See Specs \| Price with Options	8 cyl	14/18	$55,010	$51,159
Denali All-wheel Drive See Specs \| Price with Options	8 cyl	13/18	$58,005	$53,944
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