2024 Yukon XL Denali Diesel with bugs worked out, or await 2025 with potential new bugs?

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steiny93

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get a 2025--ONLY IF it's better than a 2024.

The appeal of a 2024, is that in theory, all of the bugs that remained in 2023 should be worked out, like the DEF level issues and everything else. But the 2025 might look better, and maybe the LZ0 is the better engine.
The LM2 engine is in both the '23 and the '24 models; don't assume any 'bugs' have been figured out beyond the typical updates that are happening '21 -> '24. Effectively, the '21s through the '24s are the same with minor differences in options and a slight 'refresh' in '24 but same hard parts.

If '25 is a full refresh with the LZ0 engine; that would be new to the SUV. Lets assume 'better'.
 

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I might be biased (I am) but the 3.0 Duramax is exactly what these large SUVs need. Toyota Camry fuel mileage in a huge 7-8 passenger vehicle :thumbsup:.
 

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