2018 GMC Yukon SLT
Verdict #1189 · 163,914 miles · VIN 1GKS2BKCXJR225629 · Stock #N/A BUY
“2018 Yukon SLT 4×4 at $18,999 — fair-to-favorable money for a loaded 3-row with 164k miles.”
Pros
- $18,999 sits below comparable 2018 Yukon SLT 4×4 listings (149k-mi examples list at $19,499+)
- SLT 4×4: leather, heated/ventilated seats, Bose, power liftgate, 3-row seating for eight
- 5.3L V8 — one of GM’s most proven engines, reasonable parts costs
- Full-size SUV utility without the Denali price premium
Cons
- 163,914 miles — well-used; plan a full pre-purchase inspection
- No history report published on the listing — run a Carfax/AutoCheck yourself before signing
- At this mileage, expect suspension, steering, and accessory-drive wear items soon
Analysis
The Yukon SLT is the family-hauler sweet spot: everything the Denali has that actually matters — leather, heated and ventilated seats, Bose, power liftgate, seating for eight — without the Denali markup. The 5.3L V8 is a known quantity and cheap to keep running.
At $18,999 with 163,914 miles, this truck is priced in line with, or a touch under, comparable 2018 Yukon SLT 4x4s (149k-mile examples list around $19,500, and dealer retail on cleaner examples runs $22k+). The mileage is the asterisk: this is a well-used truck, so have a shop look it over — transmission service history, suspension, and the cooling system are the things to verify. The dealer doesn’t publish a history report on this one, so spend the $40 on a Carfax before you commit. If the bones check out, it’s fair money for a lot of truck.
Market Comparison
- 2018 Yukon SLT 4×4, 149k mi — $19,499
- 2018 Yukon XL SLT 4×4, 149k mi — $21,015
- Edmunds dealer retail (clean, ~111k mi) — $22,180-$23,467
- This truck: 164k mi — $18,999 — in line with, slightly under comps
The Original Listing
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