2003 GMC Yukon

The 2003 model year brought a meaningful mid-cycle refresh to the GMT800 Yukon, with an updated instrument cluster, new steering wheel, improved interior materials, and a revised radio system that made this the most refined year of the generation up to that point. The SLT was the top trim below the Denali, and this example has been in single ownership since delivery with every winter spent in a heated garage. It presents in exceptional condition throughout and has been kept with the kind of care that is increasingly rare on a vehicle this age. Finished in Dark Spiral Gray Metallic with grey leather inside, it is clean, correct, and exactly what a well-preserved GMT800 SLT should look like. Under the hood is the 5.3 liter Vortec V8 backed by the four-speed automatic. The 5.3 became one of the most respected truck engines of its generation, known for producing consistent power and lasting well past 200,000 miles with regular maintenance. It moves this full-size SUV with the quiet, confident authority that the Yukon was built around, and the combination of power and fuel economy made it the engine most SLT buyers chose over the base 4.8. Inside, the grey leather cabin is clean and well equipped across every category. Dual climate control, rear climate control, rear entertainment controls, power and memory seats with heated fronts, a sunroof, power pedal control, third row seating, and extra carpet floor mats and rear trunk carpet give this truck a level of completeness that shows the care behind it. Everything works as it should. A single-owner GMT800 Yukon SLT that has lived in a heated garage since 2003 and presents in this condition is not something you find without looking hard. These trucks are in a strong period of collector appreciation as buyers rediscover how well-sorted and comfortable the GMT800 generation really was, and this one is among the best examples of it you are likely to come across. Please call or email us today for more information.