GMC Denali

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

Used product for
Less than 1 month

Visitors rate this review
2.00 of 5, 5.00 votes

Price Paid:  $56000.00 from Stevens Creek Pontia

Summary:
I know my review is going to be skewed, partially because this is the first new car I've ever owned; but I LOVE THIS RIDE. The smoothness, the comfort, the gadgets. It is like riding on air with everything at your fingertips. The Bose sound system really kicks, the lumbar works great for my back, the dual climate control allows me to stay cool when the passenger may want to be warmer, the navigation system is awesome, the driver 1 and driver 2 settings allow quick adjustments in the case of two drivers, and on and on. Plus it looks hot. Maybe I'll write another review in about a year, so you know whether or not I'm still as pleased. I hope so.

Strengths:
Size and ease of getting in and out (I'm 6'3"). Smoothness of the ride, the proximity of the features.

Weaknesses:
Obviously it would have to be gas mileage (13 city, 17 highway)

Price Paid:  $54.00

Year / Model Reviewed:
2004 Yukon Denali

Summary:
We recently bought our Gem in 2004. This is the most outstanding SUV we've ever owned. The ride is so smooth, it's as thought the tires aren't even touching the ground. We are very impressed with the On Star system that it came with.

Strengths:
I'm 5 ft. tall and find it very easy to drive. I like the fact the pedals adjust to my height. It's very comfortable as a passenger also.

Weaknesses:
none at this time

Similar Products Used:
Toyota 4 Runner, and the Jeep Grand Cherokee. (no comparison)

Price Paid:  $43800.00 from Cerritos GMC

Year / Model Reviewed:
2004 Denali

Summary:
Overall good example of 4-door SUVs.

Strengths:
Ability to seat 7 without extended or long rear cab. Great visibility, good stereo, functional middle captain chairs, XM & On-Star choices, and power.

Weaknesses:
Stopping power and gas mileage can use some improvement.