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the navigation system that comes standard with the Yukon Hybrid is immediately intuitive
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elegant, near-Cadillac luxury at a lower price
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Third-row seats are fairly easy to remove, thanks to new tracks placed on the floor, but only if you're capable of lifting something like a 40-pound suitcase.
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Controlling music and navigation is a cinch via a 5.5-by-3.5-inch color LCD panel that's front and center.
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the navigation system that comes standard with the Yukon Hybrid is immediately intuitive
Cars.com
elegant, near-Cadillac luxury at a lower price
Truck Trend
Third-row seats are fairly easy to remove, thanks to new tracks placed on the floor, but only if you're capable of lifting something like a 40-pound suitcase.
Edmunds' Inside Line
Controlling music and navigation is a cinch via a 5.5-by-3.5-inch color LCD panel that's front and center.
CNET
Over the years, the GMC Yukon has become closer to a luxury vehicle, and farther away from the old work-oriented SUV that it was in the past.
The base Yukon SLE tings in at more than $40k, but it does include a generous list of features such as power windows, locks and mirrors; climate control; Bluetooth; and an AM/FM/CD player with an auxiliary and a USB port. Yukon SLT trims add remote start; three-zone climate control; rear parking sensors and a rearview camera; power-adjustable pedals; and a Bose audio system.
The top-of-the-line Denali is a serious luxury model--albeit one with a price that in Hybrid versions exceeds $60k--and adds a power-folding second-row seat; a power liftgate; Bose surround sound; ventilated front seats; and heated second-row seats.
Options on the Denali include DVD navigation and entertainment systems; power side steps; and a sunroof. Yukon Hybrid models include most of this gear and also get the Denali's additional sound insulation.
Conclusion
The 2013 Yukon is very much a luxury SUV--especially if you're talking about the Denali.