2008 Gmc Yukon Slt **fully Loaded** Very Clean **45 Pics** Denali Options! on 2040-cars
Murfreesboro, Tennessee, United States
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2008 GMC YUKON SLT
We purchased this Yukon in August 2011 with 27,000 miles that was previously a corporate fleet lease vehicle. We love having a full size SUV, but we have since purchased a Honda Crosstour and it is our primary get around vehicle and the Yukon just doesn't get driven as often, so there is no sense in having it if we're not driving it regularly. Also, we have 1 child that just started driving and another that will be driving soon. The Yukon is a little too nice for them to drive! :) All miles since we've owned it are hwy miles. I've purchased every vehicle we've owned in the last 9 years online. If you're like me at all, then the worry is always if the car will be dud or not accurately described. EVERY car over 30k miles is going to have some type of flaws and if you're you looking at others on Ebay or online and they don't list them that doesn't mean they're not there...it just means they're not telling you. I hope my detailed description is appreciated and hopefully it will be recognized that you're purchasing from an honest and transparent seller. I will try to list everything as honestly and accurately as possible so you know EXACTLY what you're getting. This Yukon has almost every option the Denali has except for the Denali wheels (which we don't like and is one of the reasons we purchased this SLT), air ride suspension and larger engine. We didn't have a need for a larger engine and the air suspense we felt wasn't necessary as we don't tow anything and the Yukon already rides well as is. The only other option it doesn't have are the 2nd row captains chairs. We debated on getting a Yukon with them, but after sitting in one and seeing how narrow the captains chairs were and the extra seating that we were giving up we chose to stick with the 2nd row bench seat. It has Navigation, DVD, Entertainment System, Front and Rear heated seats, power flip down 2nd row seats, power lift gate, 4WD, Sunroof, and the front driver and passenger side windows have been tinted to match the rear (but not too dark, you can still see out of the window well). The Yukon is in EXCELLENT condition. It doesn't look like a brand new vehicle, but is fairly close and I would compare it more like a very well taken care of vehicle with 30-35k miles. The interior is outstanding, no major creasing in the leather, carpet is in great condition, with a little wear on the floor mats Mechanical 10/10 The vehicle is in absolutely perfect condition mechanically. Absolutely no indications of anything wrong...no funny sounds, no leaking, no smoke, etc. All maintenance has always been done as scheduled and it runs and drives perfectly like a new vehicle! Interior 9/10 The interior is outstanding, no major creasing in the leather, carpet is in great condition, a little wear on the floor mats BUT I have brand new factory floor mats that will go with the vehicle. The only reason for a deduction from 10 to 9 is because of the inside of the rear plastic panels. It was this way when we purchased it and were VERY irritated that the dealer didn't disclose it when I specifically asked if there were any scuffs or scratches. There are multiple scuffs in the lower rear side panels where whoever had the vehicle prior stored or moved stuff and it left marks. You can see these in the pictures. Not a huge deal and is mostly hidden when the 3rd row seats are in, but I wanted to disclose everything I can think of... I can't stand dishonest dealers! If you notice in any of the pictures of the dash and door panels some streaks those are just from where my son helped clean and their from a ArmourAll wipe - couldn't see it with the naked eye. Exterior 8.5/10 The paint is in excellent condition, very shiny, no swirls, with some light wear and tear here and there but nothing I feel worthy of pointing out that's not listed here. There is a barely noticeable dime sized ping on the hood. If you even notice it and can't live with it then it can very easily be removed by Dent Wizard. **The primary reason for giving it a 8.5 is my wife parked too close to our Honda and just barely pushed in the passenger side corner of the front bumper. It popped right out and the bumper is in perfect condition, however, it cause the paint to flake off. The ONLY thing that needs to be done is to have the bumper painted. I have already priced this ($350) at a body shop I've used to paint show vehicles who will do a perfect job and it will look as good as factory!!! I guarantee no shoddy work. ***If the Buy It Now option is used I will include this being fixed and will have it done before the Yukon is picked up*** Also, since the Yukon does have 70k miles there are multiple very pin-head sized small rock chips typical of any vehicle with similar mileage. If you use the Buy It Now these will be completely gone when the bumper is painted. History When I pulled the Carfax before purchasing there was an accident that showed reported on 7/10/2010 which indicated front end damage. DO NOT BE ALARMED I'm telling you this to give full disclosure and provide an honest description of everything!! I located the dealer in which the vehicle had been leased and maintained from and got in touch with the service department to get the scoop on what had happened. NO police report that I could find was filed. It was simply a vehicle backing into the front bumper (interestingly - the front bumper doesn't seem to be lucky...haha) of the Yukon. NO MAJOR DAMAGE. They just fixed and painted it. NOTHING else was touched. Since the dealer I purchased from gave a 30 day warranty, I took the Yukon to my local Chevy/GMC dealer here just to verify no major work had been done and they verified it. We've driven the Yukon for 44k miles now and have not had a single issue!! So buy with confidence, but just in case you need a little more I'm more than happy to provide the name and number of our local dealer so that you can verify no other work has been done since we purchased the vehicle. It's in excellent shape!!!! TRUST Buy from a trusted seller with 100% feedback. I've sold multiple vehicles on Ebay and I ALWAYS receive positive feedback. I list everything I can think of, good and bad, so you know exactly what you're getting - NO SURPRISES! There is not a single other listing on Ebay that is as descriptive and forthcoming as this listing. So buy mine with confidence and avoid having any unexpected issues. Last year I sold my toy (Challenger SRT8) to a buyer in New Zealand. Due to the buyer's location and shipping the vehicle internationally I went out of my way to accommodate making his purchase as positive and seamless as possible. I stored the car for over a month, had to get various difficult documents, and worked with shippers (after the first 2 he lined up didn't show up). I was able to help him have one the only Challengers in the entire country!! There were many hoops to jump through. I go out of my way to sell to someone as I would want the buying process to go for myself. Please feel free to message with any questions. |
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