2021 GMC Yukon XL

DENALI. Say it out loud. Feel that? That's the sound of valet guys standing up straighter. And this is the XL, so there's room for the whole family, the cooler, the luggage, AND that one cousin who invites himself on every trip. 2021 GMC Yukon XL Denali in Summit White. 6.2L V8, 10-speed automatic, rear-wheel drive, 146,996 miles. We're not going to sugarcoat that. It's been around the block a few thousand times. But Denali luxury doesn't wear off, and those miles put this rig at a price that'd make a new one blush. EPA-rated 14 city / 20 highway. It's a land yacht. Feed it accordingly. THE MONEY TALK: Priced about $7,900 under its retail market value and ranked #4 of 20 comparable Yukon XLs on value. Denali lifestyle, not-Denali payment. What's on it: - 6.2L V8. The big boy. - Magnetic Ride Control with adaptive and auto-leveling suspension. Turns washboard county roads into butter. - Perforated leather, heated AND ventilated front seats, heated second row - 12-way power front seats with memory - Power-release second-row buckets and a power-folding 60/40 third row. Push button, get room. - Bose 14-speaker surround with CenterPoint and SiriusXM 360L. A concert hall on wheels. - Navigation with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto - 15 multi-color Head-Up Display - HD Surround Vision, front and rear park assist and Safety Alert Seat - Lane Keep Assist, Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert and automatic emergency braking - Heated power tilt/telescope steering wheel - Hands-free programmable power liftgate - Front dual-zone climate plus rear A/C - Fog lights, IntelliBeam high-beams and rain-sensing wipers - Dual exhaust and 20 polished aluminum wheels Big. Plush. Quiet. Stacked. If you've always wanted a Denali but never wanted a Denali payment, consider this your sign. Carter Chevrolet: Making friends and selling cars, in that order, since 1973. Family-owned in Okarche, Oklahoma. GMC is Chevy's fancy cousin, and we're happy to have it at the reunion. Come drive it. No pressure. Our GM is also the janitor, which is the least Denali thing about us.