2022 GMC Yukon XL Reviews, Pricing & Specs

Duramax diesel 27mpg on highway. Can’t beat that with the suv size.

Overall, very nice vehicle with great features and styling. However, it had motor issues at approx. 44k miles. I had several Cadillac Escalades in the past and this vehicle is right there with them. They are very similar, overall, just the exterior styling and a few other interior differences are what sets them apart.

This is my 2nd Yukon XL ...I also owned two Suburbans....all fantastic vehicles with amazing power and comfortability...The Yukon is a little more sleek and clean....the ride is superb...

Great vehicle loaded with features. Prefer 4 wheel drive with the larger V8 for towing, but the smaller V8 gets the job done around town with decent gas mileage for the size of the vehicle. With 3 kids to tote around to school and sports events, the captains chairs in the middle make loading up and exiting a breeze. And the large cargo space makes carrying everything stressfree (no need to play tetris to load things up). Great car and I would recommend certified used, because the price tag of new cars is a little steep especially with interest rates being so high.

This is the perfect blend of luxury and sportiness as they describe it. For my family, a Chevy was typically a bit cheap feeling unless it was a Premier or High Country and the Escalades were too expensive. I found a lightly used Yukon Denali in the Goldilocks zone that was the same cost as the Chevys with MUCH better, higher quality creature comforts.