Displaying 1 - 10 of 12 1995 GMC Yukon reviews.
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1995 GMC Yukon SLE 4WD Review
Kinda Scary! — This SUV is a good choice if you're on a budget for buying but it does not sip fuel by any means. It works for what I need it for. I'm not very tall, lol, and after I drag myself up into the driver seat and start off, I always think, "Omg!" because of the power and pure size of the thing! Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.) Pros: Tows my horse trailer like nothing is behind it. Decent for use around the farm. Cons: It's a gas guzzler. Looking for a Used Yukon in your area?CarGurus has 9,982 nationwide Yukon listings starting at $2,500. |
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1995 GMC Yukon SLT 4WD Review
Good Reliable Vehicle — The Yukon is a strong truck with plenty of extras and comforts. Took a long trip and didn't NEED to stop just to stretch. Vehicle has great power for on and off road. And can probably handle most towing well. Primary Use: Family transportation Pros: 29 gallon tank, plenty of driver and passenger room, plenty of cargo space Cons: barn doors are a plus but they put a blind spot in the rear view mirror |
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1995 GMC Yukon SLE 4WD Review
Strong And Useful Suv — I have liked my truck since I bought it and like it still even with all the damage I have done to it. It has been a tough truck that could give the energizer bunny a run for dependency. I only wish the radio and CD player that came with it were more versatile. Primary Use: Family transportation Pros: Just big enough to haul everything I need to from family to junk. The back barn type doors make access to the rear half of the truck easy . Cons: The only con I can think of is the gas milage. I get about 14 mpg. I know my rings are a bit of a problem and repaired it may do better. I was told when I bought the truck that one with push button shifting to 4 wheel drive was problematic. Mine has the shifter on the floor. |
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1995 GMC Yukon SLE 4WD Review
Good Overall Suv With Uber Potential — This vehicle has had a few problems since I got it, but overall I am very pleased with it. No real issues to speak of save for the coolant leak at the thermastat housing, which is an easy fix. I give it a 4/5. Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: Nice leather interior, clean factory wheels, after market stereo ( Alpine head unit, 350W Kenwood Amp, 2 12" Kenwood subs, Kicker 6.5" and Tweets in the doors.) Cons: High Mileage, thermostat leak, some splattered paint on interior. |
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1995 GMC Yukon SLE 4WD Review
Nothing Special But I Have Grown Attached To Mine. — Performance - Its a yukon Build Quality - Great everything is simple and built to last Appearance - I like the boxy lines over the newer body styles. Interior - most comfy seats made ,besides maybe an old buick or caddy, i would like to hear a sound system that beats mine plenty of space for what ever you want! Cost- I blow through at least 25 gallons a week which is about 60-80 bucks a week... it is a terrible gas hog maitenance is vertually nothing besides the basics Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: The Yukon is luxury all the way great for driving people around Cons: Guzzles gas i will get around 13mpg in the city |
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1995 GMC Yukon SLT 2dr 4WD Review
My Truck Rocks — useless in mud or snow with out 4 wheel engaged, need waaaaay more store cubbyholes and compartments. bought this truck brand new, love, hope it never dies. Didn't have a speck of rust until 3 years ago when I had to drive the roxbury mountain road to get to work Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.) Pros: 240k still rocks Cons: no storage and requires 4 wheel drive |
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1995 GMC Yukon 2dr 4WD Review
Must Have For Coupe Truck Lovers — good on road and off road, customizable to no end, torquy like a champ, can reach 100 pretty nice for a 95 obd I 7k weight truck, only thing that is pissy is 200hp and spare tire where you put your storing stuff should go Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: 375torque indie front end solid rear+leafs=god off road Cons: 200hp 7k weight |
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1995 GMC Yukon SLE 2dr 4WD Review
Yukina.. — Since it was technically the first vehicle i onwned, and it had over 326000 miles when i got it, its performance was decent. it had a 350 engine with TBI fuel injection.. so not much to say of engine performance.. as for brakes and handling, well it was a truck.. its heavy. the body was solid for having so many miles and being 10+ years old.. It was a GT model so it had no chrome.. had painted bumpers and the fender flares.. it was nice.. Gas milage was better than my escalade.. thats all i'm gonna say. I enjoyed driving it.. had alot of fun with this truck.. i had it 2 years.. Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: i paid !$400 for it Cons: i sold it.. |
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1995 GMC Yukon SLE 2dr 4WD Review
My Baby — She's my black beauty and with a little bit of TLC and money ill have her rollin like an escalade in no time. Insurance at this age can kill you though! $2,700 for 12 months! Overall I would recommend this truck to anyone Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: Room Cons: Its not an el camino :( |
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1995 GMC Yukon SLT 2dr 4WD Review
Reliable And Fun! — Own it since 2001. Love it. Not as big as a Suburban or a 4 door Yukon, but still big enough to be very comfortable. Summer or winter, City or Bush.........it has proven itself over and over. Diesel engine with over 300 k's, has been rarely in the shop, if at all really. Wish they still would build 'em like that. Pros: Comfortable inside, trustworthy 4 wheel drive. DIESEL Cons: Unfortunately getting old. |
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