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2007 GMC Yukon Review

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TO THE POINT What's New? For 2007 the GMC Yukon rides on a new platform and includes a fresh lineup of V8 engines, an optional six-speed automatic transmission, a smoother ride, and added comfort.
Selling Points: Fresh styling, more power, added comfort, improved interior materials
Deal Breakers: Monstrous appetite for fuel

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2007 GMC Yukon

Keeping things simple and easy is key, and GMC delivers with the interior of the 2007 Yukon. All switches and dials are logically located and operate as expected. The addition of buttons for the power tailgate and second-row power folding seats within reach of the driver is a great idea. The only oddly placed items are the buttons that manually control gearshifts for the transmission, located on the column-mounted gear selector. Not only are they small (like too many of the Yukon's interior controls) but they aren't placed for easy use. A better location would have been placing them on the steering wheel. Placing a button to electronically fold the second-row seats within reach of the third row passengers is also a great idea, and makes exiting the third-row bench that much easier.


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