Great, if oversized, SUV

The overall styling of the Yukon is clean, and the interior is nicely appointed and comfortable.  It towed a 6,000 pound trailer effortlessly through the mountains of Pennsylvania and offered bulletproof reliability.  The 4wd enables the Yukon to track effortlessly in the worst conditions.  Overall this is a solid workhorse that is at home on the construction site or at the theater.  The gas tank is large - allowing for infrequent gas stops even though the Yukon's fuel economy is modest at best. The rear hatch can accommodate a small house. Parking a Yukon can be problematic - you have to plan ahead to land squarely in a typical parking spot, and some enclosed structures (and car washes) will not accept a vehicle of the Yukon's stature.  As good as the Yukon is, its best days are behind it given the current economy and overall trends toward smaller and more environmentally sensitive vehicles.  However, if you have to have a big SUV for towing, etc. the Yukon is hard to beat.