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2009 GMC Yukon Price

MSRP:	$37,705 - $53,730
Invoice:	$34,877 - $50,506

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MSRP / Invoice

Trim	MSRP ($)	Invoice ($)
SLE2 4WD	42,825	39,613
SLT1	43,145	39,909
SLE1 4WD	41,765	38,633
SLE2	39,970	36,972
SLT1 4WD	46,000	42,550
SLT2	43,930	40,635
SLT2 4WD	46,785	43,276
Hybrid	50,920	47,865
Hybrid 4WD	53,730	50,506
SLE1	37,705	34,877

"MSRP" stands for Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price, which is the selling price of the vehicle (including any optional equipment) as recommended by the manufacturer. More...

"Invoice" is the price that the dealer pays to the manufacturer for the vehicle. The dealer's profit is the difference between the MSRP and the Invoice prices.