New 2015 Yukon SLT owner

[PokerMunkee]

Once you have a keyless entry car, it's so nice and you don't want to go back.

Never having to take your keys out of your pocket. Able to unlock and open the doors with kids/dogs/groceries anything in your arms.

Just all around so much easier.

This!

My '11 $22.5K Kia Optima EX had it and now my '13 Sonata 2.0T has it. I can't go back. Sucks to find a key in your pocket when you have your hands full with kids and crap.

 

[why_fly_high]

This!

My '11 $22.5K Kia Optima EX had it and now my '13 Sonata 2.0T has it. I can't go back. Sucks to find a key in your pocket when you have your hands full with kids and crap.

I rented a car that had it about 2 years ago. After using it for just a week I knew my next car had to have it. That was one of the major reasons we did not get a Denali that was a couple years old.

 

[NathanJax]

My 05 STS-V had push button, loved it and missed it when I went to my Yukon

 

[Goodinblack]

You young wippersnppers just like pushing buttons.

 

[THE YETI]

Gonna need some cheese with all this whine!

 

[showtime1k]

So what's the difference m the slt and Denali, I don't see anything noticeable but the grille. I know the engine but if that's it I wouldn't mind gettin better fuel economy

 

[THE YETI]

The magnet

 

[Steve1081]

Denali Features over SLT:
6.2 Motor (Denali Only)
Magnetic Ride Control (also on LTZ)
Grill and other minor exterior appearance items
Wheels - different (ugly) 20s and optional 22s
Console design is slightly different (also on LTZ)
Larger Customizable Driver Display (Denali Only)
HID Headlights (also on LTZ)
Bose Centerpoint vs. Standard Bose (also on LTZ)
Real Wood Trim (can't quite figure out if this is Denali only or also on LTZ....)
3.42 Rear end and other features of the Trailer Package are standard
2nd row Buckets are standard

 

[fab83]

Thanks for posting the comparison!