2003 Yukon Denali Awd on 2040-cars
Ravenna, Ohio, United States
2003 Yukon Denali AWD 129k - $7200 (Rootstown)Email me for more pictures Tlaney91@yahoo.com or text 3308420705 2003 GMC 1500 yukon denali odometer: 129000 size : full-size type : SUV drive : 4wd fuel : gas transmission : automatic title status : clean Removeable seats in the back Power windows DVD Entertainment Package with remote Sunroof Power Locks Clean interior Heated seats 6 CD Changer All Leather Memory seating 17" Denali Wheels Turn signals in mirrow DVD Entertainment Package Sirus Radio Captians Chairs Front and 2nd row Tow package Bose Sound system 3rd row seating also 129,000 miles daily driver All leather Seats 7 easily All Wheel Drive AWD Transmission Normal wear for the year Runs very well Frame mount towing hitch w/2 " Ball The vehicle is a pleasure to drive, runs smooth with plenty of power. AWD Transmission hugs the road and is an all around wonderful SUV with Plenty of room but doesnt look lie a wagon. Here is NADA Pricing 2003 Yukon Denali Price with Options Rough Trade - $5,525 Avg Trade - $7,000 Clean Trade - $8,225 Clean retail - $11,050 |
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