The All New 2019 GMC Denali, Complete Review! 

Thanks for the comment! We create these videos as kinda a fun hobby and it shows in the outtakes. If you guys like the end result, that is certainly a bonus! Now the 10 hrs I spent editing..... that's another story.

Dennis Challinor lol... you have summed us up in one sentence!

Thanks Man!

we normally just use foam guns on the exterior including the chrome... they still look brand new. on the leather interior, we use Meguiars Leather treatment and the surfaces still look new. go light on the seat backs and seats so it doesnt clog the ventilation holes for the seat heaters. Really got to hand it to GMC... their interior leather really holds up well. It may not be quite as nice looking as the Ram but it seems for durable.

@@Fulloctanegarage Thank you for the tips and advice, It's really appreciated. I know people gush over the Ram's interior, which does look amazing. That being said, I'm more than happy with the interior of my GMC, and I personally love the exterior look of the Denali vs the Ram's. Obviously everyone's tastes are different. Thanks again!

I think that is a fair alternative and probably more fiscally responsible.

what happened with the the soon roof?

Thanks Jake! that means a lot!

Thanks Marvin... the comments really help!

Shawn Burrier we would love to get a Ram for a bit to check it out!

Yass!! If you review one make sure its the limited👌🏻 it rivals the Denali

they feel awesome, Joni! they have no issue stopping the truck. The accident avoidance braking has probably saved me once or twice also. very good system.

They are offered on the earlier models I know but they were super expensive. I kinda like driving around with regular mirrors and just adding the extensions ( ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qrA4OXXBmp0.html ) so I dont have to worry about accidentally hitting something with them.

Tow mirrors typically are extended for towing and retracted the rest of the time. I don't like those dorky extenders as they are hard to adjust and then they go out of adjustment very easily.

They will be available on 2020 models. The 2020HD has the new tow mirrors if you want to see what they look like. Finally power extend!

crap... we almost made it a week b4 the 1st "old guy" comment. So close... lol. Thanks for watching and the comment! there is a 60', 63 split window and a c7 in the garage. The 63' build is about to go full steam.. ( had to sacrifice one of the 911s to speed it up... sad days) videos coming soon!

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No special deals for the videos (but give us a call GMC... LOL) but we do get good deals because we buy a lot of trucks... 4 Denalis and 2 Canyons in the last couple of years... and because they are just great people to work with. We usually buy at the end of December, we pay cash and we have bought 2 at a time a few times. keeps us in a good negotiating position.

Enjoyed the video trying to learn the features that changed on the 2019. I just picked up a White Frost Tricoat on 12-14-19. Over 15k off MSRP on the 2019 Denalis right now. This 2019 is a BIG upgrade from the old style trucks. (Traded in a 18 Denali Ultimate)

Thanks for the reply! We would really like to get our hands on a Dodge Ram to give it a review.

Sorry but the RAM exterior is horrible looking but it definitely has the best interior of any truck currently available. I looked at every truck out there when retiring my 2016 F150 and almost bought a fully loaded Laramie but ended up with a Sierra Denali. The price was lower, the 6.2 is an incredible engine, and I use the multi pro tailgate daily and it’s really nice to have. However, GM needs to up their game when it comes to being competitive like offering a panoramic roof, adjustable pedals, larger infotainment screen, auto park assist, power tilt / telescopic wheel, auto sensing wipers, adjustable multi-level center console storage, rear ventilated seats, and air suspension. All of those features are available on the RAM but the power plants on the RAM stink. So it’s truly a decision based on what drives the best for you, what fits your budget, and what you must have and don’t need when it relates to features.

thanks!

definitely a personal preference on the exterior... took me a bit to get used to the new lights but they are growing on me ...

Ever see a tundra?

@@djsixto62 yes, we had a 2008 crewmax limited that I had up to 2015 when I changed to a GMC diesel. Really liked the truck but a couple of things. On my truck in 2 or 4 high you could not disable traction control and my fuel mileage stunk. the last time we looked there was not much of an upgrade in drivetrain and V8 over the years.

They are about the same although I have squeezed 27mpg hyper mileing on the way to work. normall, they are both around 18 to 20mpg for the 6.2

sorry about the delay... yes i does!

I own a 2019 Denali 6.2 and have put about 5,000 miles on it. Although my previous Denali that had a 4/8 cylinder deactivation engine management system had a 26 gallon tank this new truck with it's variable 2 thru 8 cylinder random deactivation system has achieved 24.7 mpg on highway use. That is in New England so it is not flat road terrain by any means. My combined around town/highway use is just shy of 20 mpg. So I would not be that concerned with tank capacity. I did have the GM performance exhaust installed and a high flow K&N air filter too (just the filter, not the plenum/filter kit). Combined output is up around 442HP and the exhaust note sounds throaty on start-up and under acceleration. It is a low rumble at cruising speed without any annoying howl. I would recommend these upgrades to anyone.

LOL... there are certainly deals to be had on the 2018! I dont think there is anything available for the 2019 yet.

lol... we hear that alot!

Full Octane Garage still a nice truck though

lol... there is something to this...

I mean…yeah. But you don’t tell someone when they ask what you drive it’s a Sierra….they would think I’m poor. So I say Denali first then Sierra

@@coryCT 🤦‍♂️