Both the 2023 GMC Yukon and 2023 Chevy Tahoe have been known
as best-in-class full-size SUVs. If
you're considering which one to purchase, you'll notice between the Chevy Tahoe
and GMC Yukon, there are a lot of similarities and key differences. Above all, we
want to show you why the GMC Yukon leads the pack due to a few very important
details that you'll soon discover. We'll review everything there is to know
about each SUV, including trim levels and prices, cargo space, seating
capacity, exterior colors, size dimensions, interior features, safety, towing
power, engine options, reliability, and much more.
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2023 GMC Yukon
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2023 GMC Yukon Price & Trims
The starting trim for the 2023 GMC Yukon is the SLE trim starting at $57,400 MSRP ($61,995 for the Yukon XL). Next in the lineup is the SLT trim starting at $64,100 MSRP ($68,895 for the Yukon XL). The next trim is AT4 at $70,705 MSRP ($75,300 for the Yukon XL), the Denali at $74,805 MSRP ($77,400 for the Yukon XL), and lastly the Denali Ultimate at $96,755 MSRP ($98,095 for the Yukon XL).
Â2023 Chevy Tahoe Price & Trims
The starting trim for the 2023 Chevy Tahoe is the LS trim at $54,200 MSRP. The next trim in the Tahoe lineup is the LT with a starting price of $59,700 MSRP, followed by the RST at $62,300 MSRP, the Z71 at $64,300 MSRP, the Premier at $67,600 MSRP, and the High Country at $74,400 MSRP. There is no comparable trim in the Tahoe lineup for the Denali Ultimate and the "XL" version of the Tahoe is the Suburban (a separate model with its own trims and pricing).