2015 GMC Yukon XL

So far our family is pleased with the purchase of the 2015 GMC Yukon XL. The ride has been comfortable and quiet. The interior has a nice features and we like the new body styling. Our family driving to this point has been limited to short trips in the city but we are looking forward to our spring break road trip

It seems like it's already starting to rattle apart.

Not completely satisfied.

Have had more initial mechanical problems with this vehicle than most of my previous GM purchases.

This 2015 Yukon XL Denali is my 5th GMC/Chev Suburban type vehicle purchased. It fits my needs and I have therefore been loyal to the product. The GMC was bought this time because I wanted the 6.2 engine only available in the Yukon XL Denali and I also wanted the top end of the product line other than the Escalade. My main complaint about the design is the layout of the compartments in the front area. There should be inserts available for customers to tailor each compartment for their individual needs and not one design fits all. Have driven the vehicle 6000 miles since purchase with no problems.

Don't like that you have to push the brake in to start vehicle if passenger doesn't have fob and even if you did it won't start without going to the driver's side to get in and push on brake. Don't like the looks of the fold-out running boards and cant get mud flaps with them.

Needs more cupholders in front. Electronic programming of throttle way too mushy/slow to engage. Front seat was initially uncomfortable/too narrow though it has softened up.

There is one safety issue that was overlooked on the 2015 Denali: the front passenger seat has two hand rests that can be held by the person in the seat. The one above the seat is fine. However the one located in front of the seat, when being held by the passenger, the driver's view is blocked from being able to see out the side mirror in order to change lanes. My husband uses it a lot and I have to ask him to please move his arm because I can't see the right lane

My navigation system broke almost immediately after we purchased our new Yukon. This makes me less likely to buy another GMC product in the future.

Nonadjustable headrests required us to turn them backwards. The slant is much too forward.