GMC Yukon 5th Gen

The 5th generation GMC Yukon, launched for the 2021 model year, represented a major step forward for the nameplate. Built on the new T1 platform, it introduced an independent rear suspension that dramatically improved ride comfort and interior packaging, especially for third-row passengers. Powertrain options included the proven 5.3L and 6.2L V8s, along with a new 3.0L Duramax inline-6 turbodiesel that offered a compelling blend of torque and efficiency.

While still a very recent model, specific versions of the 5th-gen Yukon are highly desirable. The luxurious Denali trim continues to be the most popular, packing a standard 6.2L V8, exclusive interior appointments, and a host of premium features. The AT4 trim, new for this generation, adds rugged styling and genuine off-road capability with features like all-terrain tires and an available air suspension, appealing to a different type of buyer.

The market for these SUVs is still defined by their recent production, with values largely dictated by age, mileage, and trim level. The average sale price hovers just under $50,000, but the data shows a huge spread. Early, high-mileage examples are dipping below $30,000, while late-model Denali and AT4 trims can still command prices well over $90,000, reflecting their high initial cost and strong demand.

Based on recent sales, prices range from $26,100 for early model years to $92,500 for top-spec variants.