2007 Gmc Yukon Denali Black Beutiful! Clean!! Dvd Navigation Loaded on 2040-cars
Akron, Ohio, United States
This loaded 2007 GMC Yukon XL Denali is in excellent condition and has been very well cared and it shows. With upgraded wheels this Denali looks stealthy in all black. Loaded with the Denali option list including Navigation, heated front and rear seats, Bose premium sound, rear DVD, leather and so much more, this Denali is sure to impress.
This year’s redesign brought rave reviews thanks chiefly to the handsome, well-tailored new cabin design. In contrast to past GMC trucks, the newest Yukon boasts attractive, high-quality materials and tight build quality. The control layout is simple and even the navigation system is easy to use as compared to its rivals. At 109 cubic feet, the Yukon's maximum cargo capacity bests that of the Nissan Armada and Dodge Durango, and is about the same as a Ford Expedition.
Aimed for the horizon on an interstate, there aren't many better cruisers. The 2007 GMC Yukon's ride is notably quiet, with a suspension that smothers bumps and keeps its passengers comfortable. The Yukon is relatively nimble with a 39-foot turning circle making it fairly maneuverable in the city. When towing a heavy trailer, the Yukon performs admirably
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I will let my feedback speak for itself. I have the title free and clear. You can fly into the Akron/ Canton airport and drive it home once funds have cleared (or bring me cash). Thank you for looking and call with any questions~ Thanks You!
John T. (216) 233- 8868
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