2009 GMC Yukon consumer reviews

This car is "Dependable and the roominess of this car exceeds my expectations". The versatile third row seating can quickly become cargo area. Handling is superior even in tough road conditions.

This suv is big and roomy except for the very back behind the 3rd row. It?s tiny back there. Overall, we love it and my 3 kids have plenty of space and entertainment.

Comfortable great ride and handling very reliable versatile work or family vehicle. Great in snow lots of room and interior flexibility good gas mileage highly recommendable

It?s such a smooth ride. I love allergies the extras. It?s really awesome. My only complaint, the third row seats are seriously heavy and one is difficult to put back in.

It was all around good vehicle high performance and great gas mileage I highly recommend this to anyone

Oil usage needs to be monitored. It doesn't burn oil or leak oil but it seams to disappear. I've read many reviews and it is just how it is. No mechanic has found the problem, GMC never did a recall. When you are a 1,000 miles into a new oil change you need to manually check your levels yourself every 500 miles after till your next change or it may suddenly drop and your oil be gone while your on the highway in the middle of a family trip.

This SUV is NOT dependable as I have low mileage but yet this SUV breaking down with no warning signs. There is a wiring issue or mechanical issue. Dealership cannot tell me what it is but yet I have to keep having it toll in with same problem.

Absolutely LOVE my Yukon. Drives and rides like a dream, especially on long trips. Room FOR DAYS - mine seats 9! Reliability of a GM product is 2nd to none. I know folks who have 300k+ miles on their GM trucks, and they're still going strong.

70,000 plus on my baby and driving well.... Original everything still working like a dream. This car handles well in the snow, ice, is easy to drive, has a wonderful turning radius (I drove rental cars with no where near as good turning radius). This SUV can clamber up snowy hills with ease. Automanual is an excellent option to give the control of manual transmission with the ease of automatic....love it! Highway driving is nice and smooth at high speeds (except for the occasional trip in 4high). Ran into someone the other day that had over 150,000+ miles on theirs and still had only replaced the brake pads (I'm on my original set still). I have so many fun toys on this car I've become quite spoiled....

I've had my Yukon Denali for about 2 months. We traded a Buick Enclave in for this to get more power to pull a 5,000lbs race car trailer. The Denali delivers by towing effortlessly. The Yukon interior is really nice, but the Buick had more style. The gas milage is close to 20mpg cruising on the highway (without the trailer!!!) but only 13mpg around town. In the end, the Denali has performed exactly as advertise and expected.