Yukon Denali Signature Black, amongst larger 4WDs and SUV they don’t come any bigger than the GMC Yukon Denali. This is a full-size American SUV in all its glory.
GMC have just released an Australian specified limited edition called Signature Black.
Features include:
- Onyx Black exterior paint,
- Black Vader Chrome exterior detailing,
- Black exterior badging and 24-inch Black accessory wheels,
- And illuminated GMC emblem.
Also, with second row Captain’s Chairs that bring first-class comfort, and a more spacious and premium experience.
The Black theme builds on what is already a commanding road presence. Ther really isn’t anything else like it on our roads
The Yukon Denali Signature Black is powered by GM’s 6.2-litre EcoTec3 V8 with Dynamic Fuel Management, producing 313kW of power and 624Nm of torque. The engine is paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission and Active Response 4WD system, while Air Ride Adaptive four-corner suspension and Magnetic Ride Control support ride comfort and control across a range of road surfaces.
Inside the overall impression is of space and luxury. Especially with the second row captain’s chairs.
With heated and ventilated front seats, tri zone air-conditioning, wireless smart phone connectivity, a 16.8-inch vertical central screen and much more.
Its also built for towing and can tow up to 3600kg.
Priced from around $181,500 plus the usual costs it certainly appeals to s small segment of the market. But for those buyers that do indulge they are buying something that separates them form the usual 4WD SUV.
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Im Rob Fraser
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