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Crossovers might be selling like hotcakes, but GMC is committed to full-size SUVs and they’re showing that resolve by unveiling the all-new Yukon and Yukon XL. Set to go on sale later this year, the Yukon is instantly recognizable as it’s front fascia closely echoes the Sierra. Just like the pickup, the SUV features a prominent grille which is flanked by C-shaped headlights with integrated LED daytime running lights. Further below, there are vertical fog lights and a more aerodynamic front bumper. Continuing to the rear, the Yukon has an evolutionary body with more prominent character lines. The model also adopts a rakish C-pillar, sculpted doors and a relatively flat roof.  To help distinguish it from the Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban, designers added L-shaped taillights which mimic those on the Arcadia. While the models look pretty familiar, they’ve grown in size. The standard Yukon is 6.1 inches (155 mm) longer and gains a 4.9 inch (124 mm) larger wheelbase. Thanks to...

GMC has introduced the all-new Sierra AT4, ahead of its debut at the New York Auto Show. Based on the 2019 Sierra, the AT4 is an off-road focused model which comes equipped with a 2-inch suspension lift, Rancho monotube shock absorbers and exclusive 18-inch alloy wheels with all-terrain tires. The truck has also comes standard with four-wheel drive, a locking rear differential and skid plates. Other off-road features include red recovery hooks, hill descent control and a traction select system which has preset drive modes that adjust the “transmission shift points, throttle mapping and StabiliTrak to optimize performance for the situation at hand.” The unique features don’t stop there as designers installed body-color accents on the grille surround, door handles and bumpers. The truck has also black chrome accents and a MultiPro Tailgate which has six unique functions including a standing workstation mode and an egress mode which acts as a step and a seating position. ...