5,000 Mile Review 2021 GMC Yukon - Ultimate Roadtrip SUV 

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Such a beautiful drive!

Thank you for this review. Appreciate the owner's reviews!

Very nice review Sir!

Beautiful video....definitely considering this 💯

Nice , very nice. So easy to listen to. Excellent review without the fluff. Refreshing not to see the “this is perfect “ with a push to sell. Actually enjoyed the trip.

Thank you for real world review

We have same vehicle and love it. Our 3rd Yukon since 1999! They last, comfort, sturdy, versatile, legroom, perfect for Road trips👍 Only negative is the side view mirrors are too small for vehicle. The sleek design failed in this area. If we could swap them out we would.

very cool, looking forward to more videos

Damn right! The 6.2 is a whole different monster when you have to get to a free spot on freeway traffic.

Best Yukon review hand down. It is abusively funny when ppl review interior nav rearview mirror on these vehicles that are created to be used

Great practical review.

You’re one the best videoer 👍👌

Wonderful!

Love the video, great summary. Just curious what year was your previous Yukon?

Man you kind of sound like Brent Spiner. also i enjoy ur videos

Great review!!! Did you get the Ultimate Package? If you did I noticed you didn’t have the Rear Seat Media System mounted.

We just bought our 2021 Yukon Denali and it's just how you described. #tampaaerialmedia did you get the 3rd row mat with your all-weather floor mats?

I want that car!!😳

bought a 2021 yukon denali a few months back and a few things me and my wife hate 1. Running boards fold out too slow and I can't find a way to speed them up. 2. From time to time when we start the vehicle up and go to reverse...this weird warning comes on the screen and cameras wont work. Dealer doesn't know how to fix that issue 3. I wish the fuel tank was bigger to get more range lol but not a huge deal 4. Steering wheel leather is cheap and already wearing out 5. When you have cruise control set and sensor picks up anything...the damn brakes slam on lol and yes I lowered the sensor range, etc. Other than those few things...We love it! but the running boards piss me off more than anything

I'm late to this video, but did you fuel up with 93 octane fuel (premium) or 87 (regular)? I'm considering the 6.2L but I'm hesitant with the premium fuel being recommended 🤷🏼

What did you get on a tank of fuel on high way miles. Can get 500 miles or more on tank of fuel? I know the 2021 have little smaller fuel tank.

really like the new Yukon, but for now love my 2020 RAM 1500. Drives way smaller then it is.

Have you had any engine problems with yours? I'm in FB groups and there are several posts about engine lifter failures. Mostly on the 5.3L engines and Tahoes though, but they're basically the same. I don't want to drop so much money if these vehicles have a bunch of issues.

Bella needs a harness and to be buckled in. No reason to risk her getting hurt and she can still move around enough.

Is that dark sky metallic?

Does this Denali have air ride suspension?

U must be back in Florida now right?

Awesome bro, are you on Instagram?

THUMBS UP: for the Review. THUMBS DOWN: for the Girl Dog.

need more reviews like this...stop with the B.S 10 minutes press drive...

I'll take the diesel hands down .

The title of your video is misleading. I’d rather see a road-trip on the SLT instead of the Denali.

I was about to give you a A+ rating until I saw all the reckless driving habits……..I wonder what Bella would say after she was turned into a panini between your chest and the drivers airbag…..don’t say it can’t happen….it can. Yes your not the only one being stupid to do it but still wrong and unsafe. Most likely illegal but then again doesn’t have to be illegal to be stupid. As a media company promotional video no excuses. Same deal with the phone should be used with hands free Bluetooth pairing only. You have factory navigation use it. ACP/AA is nice but still can be a distraction. That is my daily rant on safety and with that out of the way… Review on the technical aspects of the vehicle was informative and helpful. A good long road trip with varying driving conditions to get a decent average of both speed and MPG. 14-19 is about normal for that size of vehicle. Good to see that you slightly bettered the EPA and also provided the disclaimer of extended idle time for traffic and drone shots. Yukon/Tahoe is my first choice in rentals especially winter when I like the 4X4 option to head back east. Yukon/Tahoe provides decent space, good power, comfortable and smooth, quiet ride even at highway speeds. I had no problem keeping low 20’s MPG even with a steady state 75-80 cruising speed….(Eastern TX and even Arkansas has a fairly decent stretch of 75MPH limits). Heading for a North Departure out of DFW and most of I-44 between Tulsa and the Missouri border apparently just got upgraded to 80MPH. Driving the Yukon is nice, fairly easy, decent ride, view and you look good doing it. I like the space in fact last rental I had very limited cargo. I folddd both 2nd and 3rd row flat and my mid size Shepherd mix had about 2/3’s of the back to stretch, eat, sleep etc…. The seatbelt tether was long enough to let him stretch but still keep him safe in emergency braking which even with adaptive cruise idiots still tried to cut me off but that’s another story. Safety notes aside, good video and good details about driving conditions and environment.

Things I hate about my '21 Yukon that no one tells you: Dashboard shifting sucks if you live in the mountains. Makes dowshifting safely in the hills impossible, so the breaks get worked hard. The foil HUD wrap constantly shines on the windshield, even when not in use. Terrible design. I cover it with black paper and never use it. It will actually blind you in certain lighting conditions. The camera rearview mirror is terrible. It's a hard focus shift and my eyes can't adjust quick enough, making a simple glance impossible so your eyes are off the road longer. The safety features are ridiculously sensitive. Just passing a vehicle in the opposite direction will often set them off. Incredibly annoying. There are many many stupid engineering mistakes that I'd fire people over. They drive me crazy because there are simple solutions. IMHO, they've become far too complicated. Simplicity is always best, and the Yukon is anything but simplistic. Engineers are in way over their heads.

Get to the point !!! Ugh

GMC Goofs Manufacturing Crap

He must get paid by GM