"So you want to be a Millionaire?" If you were, what would you drive? Most luxury vehicles look like they belong to someone who needs therapy, but here is a practical vehicle with everything. The General Motors Yukon Denali has no options. When you order one, it comes with everything and the sticker price for this one was $58,000. Not long ago that would buy you a house. Certainly, various auto makers produce vehicles that would top that in price, but I doubt if any would top the Denali in value.
This four wheel drive vehicle is based on the full size GMC truck and with the decades of experience GM has had in building the Suburban, which is about two feet longer then the Yukon. The fit and finish
on this vehicle is the best you will see on anything that moves on the highway or any road for that matter. The doors close with the secured silence of a machine assembled with precision and the over all design is one of functionality and simplicity.
This is a 1999 version of the Denali but differs from the 2000 version by not being fitted with a Global Positioning System. But everything else comes standard on this luxury vehicle.
After Ford developed its vehicle to compete with the Suburban, the Expedition, they realised that there was a
market for luxury sport utility vehicles and produced the equivalent of a Lincoln SUV. Few critics have liked the bulky Ford product, particularly because of its nasty handling habits, but GM with their long experience building similar vehicles, turned out this competitor and the battle has been won.
It must have taken a herd of cattle to provide the leather for the inside of this vehicle because everything is finished in the finest quality squeeky leather. The six CD changer Boses sound system lets the driver and passengers travel in what amounts to a audio studio with separate front and back controls and head phone jacks for complete isolation if desired. Four way articulared
