2021 GMC Yukon Denali 4wd

Vehicle Description

This 2021 GMC Yukon Denali is exactly how we want a full-size luxury SUV optioned. Finished in the stunning White Frost Tri-Coat over Jet Black perforated leather, this was an approximately $80,000 luxury SUV when new and has the equipment to back it up: special-edition 22-inch Denali wheels, panoramic dual-pane roof, second-row captain's chairs, power third row, Head-Up Display, Bose premium audio, Rear Seat Media System with dual 12.6-inch HD screens, navigation, wireless charging, heated front and rear seats, heated steering wheel, blind-spot monitoring, Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, factory running boards, and two factory key fobs. It was also a Tesla trade-in that we purchased directly from Tesla, another part of the story we'll get into below. This is not your average Yukon.

The Denali Package is what turns the Yukon into a legitimate flagship luxury SUV. Beyond the exclusive Denali exterior styling and grille, you get a substantially more upscale cabin with perforated leather seating, premium interior trim, memory seating, premium infotainment, advanced driver technology, Bose audio, Head-Up Display, and the luxury appointments people expect when stepping into the top end of the GMC lineup. This generation Denali does an incredible job blending full-size truck capability with an interior that feels like a high-end luxury SUV.

The White Frost Tri-Coat was a premium factory paint option and is absolutely gorgeous on the redesigned Yukon body. It has considerably more depth than a basic white finish and looks incredible against the bright Denali details and dark glass. Open the doors and the Jet Black perforated leather interior gives you the perfect timeless luxury combination. White over black is one of our favorite setups by far.

Then there are the 22 x 9-inch bright machined aluminum Denali wheels with premium-painted accents, a nearly $2,000 factory option. These are the wheels this body style deserves. They completely fill the wheel wells and give the Yukon the stance you'd expect from an $80,000-plus luxury SUV while still retaining the upscale Denali appearance.

The huge dual-pane panoramic power sunroof was another major factory option and completely transforms the interior. Most importantly, it isn't just the driver and front passenger who benefit. Second-row passengers get an enormous view of the sky, making the rear cabin feel dramatically more open and less claustrophobic. At night, it gives passengers a view of the stars and makes the entire interior feel even more special.

And speaking of the second row, this one has the highly desirable power-release captain's chairs. They give second-row passengers their own individual seating and make getting into the power-folding third row dramatically easier, especially for kids. If you're actually going to use all three rows, captain's chairs are the configuration to have.

The Rear Seat Media System is another huge option, giving you dual 12.6-inch HD color touchscreens mounted behind the front seats, wireless projection capability, two wireless infrared headphones, dual HDMI ports, and compatibility with Bluetooth headphones. For families and long road trips, this is an absolute game changer. Each rear passenger gets their own huge display instead of fighting over one tiny screen mounted in the ceiling.

The Head-Up Display is another feature you'll never want to give up. Important driving information is projected directly into your natural field of vision, so you're not constantly looking down at the instrument cluster. On long freeway trips in a vehicle like this, it becomes second nature and makes the entire driving experience feel more advanced.

The Bose premium sound system is exactly what we want in a cabin this large. If you're an audiophile, you'll immediately appreciate the stronger output, deeper controlled bass, cleaner highs, clearer vocals, and better separation than a basic factory stereo. Even if you mainly listen to podcasts or audiobooks, voices come through noticeably more crisp, clean, and easy to understand. In a large, quiet luxury SUV, premium audio makes a huge difference.

The upgraded 10.2-inch GMC Infotainment System with factory navigation keeps maps, audio, smartphone functions, and vehicle information integrated cleanly into the dashboard. You also get wireless smartphone charging, so instead of constantly dealing with cords, you can simply set a compatible phone on the Qi charging pad and let the Yukon handle the rest.

Comfort is outstanding with heated front seats, heated second-row seating, heated steering wheel, power front bucket seats, driver memory settings, multi-zone climate control, rear climate controls, keyless start, and the kind of space that makes a long road trip feel effortless.

Safety and everyday convenience include Blind Spot Monitoring, Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, backup camera, parking assistance, Bluetooth connectivity, power liftgate, and GMC's additional driver-assistance systems. With an SUV this size, having good camera, parking, and blind-spot technology is something you'll appreciate constantly.

The exterior also benefits from the factory running boards, making entry and exit substantially easier for kids and passengers while looking completely integrated into the body. At the rear, the dual polished stainless-steel exhaust tips are the perfect finishing touch and give the Yukon a much more substantial appearance.

Underneath everything is the capability you expect from a full-size GMC, including a 3.23 rear axle ratio, 7,500-pound GVWR, full-size chassis, and the strength to carry a cabin full of passengers and cargo without feeling overwhelmed. The Denali gives you that capability while surrounding everyone with genuine luxury.

Another reason we were excited about this Yukon is that it was a Tesla trade-in that we purchased directly from Tesla. We've had tremendous luck with these vehicles because Tesla generally does not focus on retailing off-brand trades, giving dealers like us opportunities to buy some exceptionally nice premium vehicles directly from them. Customers trading into expensive Teslas often come out of equally premium vehicles, and this Yukon Denali is exactly the kind of trade we want to get our hands on.

It also comes complete with two factory key fobs, another small detail we always appreciate on a properly cared-for premium vehicle. When you're buying something that originally cost around $80,000, the little things matter just as much as the big options.

Combine the White Frost Tri-Coat over Jet Black leather, 22-inch Denali wheels, panoramic dual-pane roof, captain's chairs, power third row, dual 12.6-inch rear entertainment screens, Head-Up Display, Bose premium audio, navigation, wireless charging, heated front and rear seats, heated steering wheel, blind-spot and cross-traffic technology, factory running boards, two factory keys, and Tesla trade-in background, and this is one seriously loaded 2021 GMC Yukon Denali. It has the space of a full-size SUV, the capability of a truck, and the equipment and interior of a true luxury vehicle.

Visit Supreme Motors online at www.thesuprememotors.com to see more pictures of this vehicle or call us at 253-277-0677 today to schedule your test drive.

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