2025 Yukon XL Denali Ultimate

[PaulGA]

Just placed a dealer SRE order for a 2025 Yukon XL Denali Ultimate in Downpour Metallic. Just need to wait for it to get picked up by GMC. I'm pretty excited. I'm in a '22 Shorty Denali and I could use the extra cargo room.

Looks like Ultimates currently have some TPWs starting next week, so hopefully some dealers should be getting some over the next few months!

 

[PGas32]

Congrats. Pardon my ignorance but what’s Dealer SRE and TPW? Did you order at MSRP? I’m very torn between ordering a 25 Ultimate or getting a 24 now…some nice discounts (~$12k) are starting to show up

 

[PaulGA]

TPW is target production week, so other ultimates are being built this week. SRE is a dealer order that they can place without allocations but it won’t be picked up by GM until the dealer gets the specific allocation. This just got my place in line.

 

[Polo08816]

Just placed a dealer SRE order for a 2025 Yukon XL Denali Ultimate in Downpour Metallic. Just need to wait for it to get picked up by GMC. I'm pretty excited. I'm in a '22 Shorty Denali and I could use the extra cargo room.

Looks like Ultimates currently have some TPWs starting next week, so hopefully some dealers should be getting some over the next few months!

+1.

Very rarely do people say, "Gee! I wish I bought the shorter wheelbase version of this."

 

[Joseph Garcia]

+2

My first truck was a standard Yukon (RIP), but second truck was a Yukon XL. There is a world of difference between the 2 truck sizes in usable space. I rarely have more than 1 or 2 passengers, but almost always my two 90+lb white German Shepherds travel with me, so my 3rd row seats are hanging from my garage ceiling where I put them shortly after purchasing the truck.

 

[BacDoc]

+3!

My Tahoe buyers remorse is that I didn’t get the Suburban. I think it would fit in my garage but it might be close and no way I could get around it with door closed. Reality is my wife’s Honda is always in the garage and we rarely put both vehicles in there anyway so I really should have bought the bigger version!

 

[Dave in Gig Harbor]

Our family owned 5 Suburbans in a row. After our kids were out of the house, I looked into a smaller SUV or a Tahoe. Not much in the way of better fuel mileage and cost so we ended up with two more Suburbans as empty nesters.

 

[WalleyeMikeIII]

My kids are out too, but ever since ‘99 when I went to the Suburban, I’ve been a long wheel base guy. There is basically zero MPG difference, and price difference is less than 3%. May as well have larger fuel tank and more space.

 

[PaulGA]

Yeah, it was some stupid thing that made me get the shorty in the first place.

Some sense of rebellion because when I was younger I had a series of smaller luxury sedans and didn't want to drive my dad's 1994 GMC Suburban and 2004 Yukon XL (both of which I still own). "I'll never need an XL" was a stupid statement I told myself haha.