As a new full-size SUV, General Motors has introduced the new 2007 Yukon to the public with its unique shape, spacious and fully refurbished interior and enhanced safety features.
According to GMC general manager John Larson, "The new 2007 Yukon partnership takes GMC's professionalism to a new level - our goal is to provide customers with all aspects beyond their expectations." The new Yukon is crafted with exquisite style and expressive styling to bring a new look to the GMC. This new look conveys GMC's professional quality and design that is distinct from the rest of the company. In addition, new cars provide more power and better fuel economy than their replacement vehicles, thus highlighting the company's reputation of "beyond expectations".
The new 2006 GMC Yukon was launched in the first quarter of 2006. The SLE is decorated with fabric, the SLT trim is made of leather and comes in 2WD and 4WD configurations. The model's unique design is a more stylish, more taut shape with wraparound front and rear trim panels, style mirrors and integrated running panels for a seamless modern look. There are strict tolerances between its external components and it has an adjusted wheel-to-corner ratio. And give the vehicle confidence, the attitude of the wide shoulder is that its wheels are aligned with the outer edge of the fender in the same place.
The interior of the 2006 new GMC is more spacious and more refined. It includes increased cargo capacity and a spacious, luxurious environment, all thanks to the advanced two-color color scheme and low-level dashboard. It also features a thinner and engraved seating design and detailing. Added convenience for comfort and luxury - heated seats for the first and second rows of passengers. The front seats offer more front/back and reclining travel. On the other hand, the second row of seats has an upgraded seat back tilt angle for extra comfort.
As for this new vehicle safety, GMC will definitely ensure that this will not be added only as an afterthought. In 2006, GMC Yukon adopted a 360-degree safety system designed around occupant protection, driver control and personal safety. The stunning list includes a dedicated seat belt pretensioner attached to the rear impact sensor and integrated into a more powerful vehicle structure designed to improve compatibility with other vehicles. This helps protect people inside or outside the vehicle during or after a collision. Moreover, these pretensioner sensors are capable of triggering the front seat pretensioner during a rear end collision to hold the occupant securely in place, thereby helping to prevent any type of whipping injury.
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