99 yukon vs tahoe vs escalade to purchase

[destroyer1362]

switches are on the back of the center console

 

[murphyblack]

NO worries,
Thanks for the input. I felt like they should be basically the same truck but had no experience. Some times these units get built at different locations and I did find a few distinct preferences for the Yukon where the same party owned both a Tahoe and A yukon. Sunlitcomet was first to state Yuk and Hoe was a better unit than the Excalade but I did not hear clearly why that might be.
These GMAC units are a lot of truck for the money where I live. I have had over 40 Land Cruisers over the years and know the LC very well. The cost of an older LC is not justified for my needs currently and frankly these GMAC units are more truck than I can touch in a LC or Sequoia. Sooooo being an old GM guy to start with, I thought you folks would have some input on the three and you have. THANKS TO ALL> I'll find one of the three that has the miles accessories, and shape I want thanks to your forum.
cheers,
murph

 

[SunlitComet]

Things like strength of frame, cost of spare parts and body work damage from work. also wider variety of modifications for specific needs. IMO.

 

[04SS99Denali]

Sorry all I stand corrected. I did not know that.. I guess you learn something new everyday. Where is the switch for the rear seats located?

Sorry if I jacked your thread Murphy..

the switches are on the back of the console by the rear entertainment controls

 

[07Burb]

They did not come with rear heated seats. Sorry man.

My 99 Denali had rear heated seats

EDIT: sorry I commented before I saw everyone else has already chimed in....carry on!

 

[muncie21]

I thought the eski's and deni's had AWD vs. 4WD....not sure just saying.

 

[07Burb]

I thought the eski's and deni's had AWD vs. 4WD....not sure just saying.

The '99 and '00 were still just the 4wd. I don't think that they went to AWD until 2001.