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2008 GMC Yukon Hybrid comparison

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Release date February 01, 2006
The Bottom Line The 2008 GMC Yukon Hybrid provides the most power, utility, and economy available today. It makes a good choice if you need to haul people, cargo, and trailers, but it comes up a little short in its cabin tech. The 2009 Cadillac Escalade Hybrid combines ostentatious luxury with an overt green theme, while offering seating for seven, cargo room, and fuel economy worthy of a V-6. This latest child in the Yukon family promises a lot, but fails to fully deliver as a SUV or a family car--especially for $54,000. There are more powerful, plush, and/or affordable SUVs available. Big, brawny, and boat-like, the 2007 GMC Yukon is the poor man's Escalade or the outlet mall-shopper's dream. Decent interior tech options go someway to redeeming underwhelming performance and poor fuel economy. Although in serious need of a cabin tech update, the 2009 Range Rover Sport maintains its off-road prowess and general drivability.
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Features
Drivetrain availableRear-drive
All-wheel drive
all-wheel drive
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Available EngineHybrid
Hybrid
Gas
Gas
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Body styleSUV
SUV
SUV
SUV
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Trim levelsInfo unavailableInfo unavailableDenali
SLT
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