Almost the exact same issue happened with ours following glass replacement. The dealer replaced the sensor under warranty (got lucky there) and it has been working ever since.
The leather on the SLT is nothing to write home about for sure. Just the center of the seat and backrest is leather for the front and 2nd row. The rest of the seat along with the entire 3rd row is a pretty cheap feeling pleather. Very disappointing materials for something with a 75k+ MSRP.
I think this really depends on your use case. We have a 2022 XL SLT and were also on the fence between a new SLE vs CPO SLT. I wanted the front bench seat of the SLE, but there were just too many missing features on the SLE. Things that stuck out to me (not sure of 22 vs 24 SLE standard options...
The LM2/LZ0 have been selling well (as far as I can tell), so I would think as long as they continue to make money for GM we will continue to see them as an option. On the plus side for you, the LM2 SUVs seem to be holding their value significantly better than their 5.3 and 6.2 counterparts.
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But yea, no pricing available. Looking through the standard options vs the Tahoe/Suburban it looks like GM is trying to differentiate the Yukon as the more "upmarket" choice. The Base Elevation seems to be somewhere near a 2024 SLT with Premium/Lux package...
Max Tow gives you the 2spd T-case on the lower trims. For the Yukon, I recall the 2spd being standard on the Denali regardless of Max Tow. For the SLE/SLT the Max Tow got you the 2spd. On the Tahoe/Suburban, the LS/LT/RST would get the 2spd with the Max Tow, and Premier on up had the 2spd...
Another difference, at least back in 2022, was that GMC offered OnStar service for three years as part of the purchase price. The Chevrolet "trial" period was significantly less... maybe 3 mo? If you plan on using these apps, it may be worth confirming.
Hello, I am new to the forum and just recently purchased a CPO 2022 Yukon XL with the 3.0L Duramax. After reading through the forums prior to purchase, I was aware of the potential for these LM2s to consume oil. When I was checking the oil after approximately 2000 miles (no movement on the...
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