GMC - Yukon (2010)

Looking for a budget‑friendly yet powerful four‑wheel‑drive SUV? The 2010 GMC Yukon is a popular choice for families and adventure seekers alike, and its value in the used‑car market continues to spark conversation. In this guide we’ll answer the most frequently asked questions—what is a 2010 GMC Yukon worth?—and give you a clear picture of the GMC Yukon price context, key specifications, depreciation trends, and how it stacks against its competitors.

• Model & Year: GMC Yukon – 2010
• Body Type: Full‑size SUV (4‑door cab)
• Engine: 5.3‑liter V8 (Chevrolet Small‑Block)
• Transmission: 6‑speed automatic (GetItRight®)
• Power: 292 hp (at 5300 rpm)
• Torque: 311 lb‑ft (at 4100 rpm)
• Drive: 4‑wheel drive
• Fuel Economy: 16 mpg (city) / 19 mpg (highway) – combined 17 mpg
• Performance: 0–60 mph in 7.5 seconds
• Interior: Fabric or optional leather seats; 10‑seat seating option in some trims
• Dimensions: Overall length ≈ 213 in; width ≈ 81 in (excluding mirrors); wheelbase ≈ 128 in
• Cargo: 26.7 cu ft behind third row; 80.9 cu ft with third row folded
• Highlights: ProTech® active safety suite (steering‑wheel-mounted controls, blind‑spot monitoring, lane‑deviation alert, etc.)

The core question many shoppers ask is used GMC Yukon price. While the exact value varies with mileage, condition, trim level, and geographic market, most listings for a 2010 model in good condition fall between a modest $7,000 and a respectable $12,000, depending on features and maintenance history. This range gives a realistic baseline from which to negotiate.

Depreciation Insight

Understanding GMC Yukon depreciation is vital for anyone planning a future sale or trade. Historically, the 2010 Yukon suffers a typical depreciation curve seen in full‑size SUVs:

• First year: loses 25–30% of its original MSRP value.
• Second year: additional 15–18% depreciation.
• By year five: on the market, the vehicle typically holds about 40–45% of its original sticker price.

These estimates are derived from VIN‑based data and dealer inventory turnover rates. For example, a 2010 Yukon new when it went on sale for around $32,000 is likely selling now for a fraction of that—roughly what is a 2010 GMC Yukon worth?—because of these cumulative depreciation factors.

Comparison Context

When you compare the 2010 GMC Yukon to contemporaneous models such as the Chevy Tahoe, Ford Expedition, or Hyundai Palisade, the Yukon’s unique advantages surface. For most buyers:

• Powertrain and towing: The Yukon’s 292‑hp V8 offers slightly superior towing capacity (up to 8,400 lb) when paired with a Class 8 towing package.
• Interior comfort: The builder‑style seats and optional third‑row seating give it a slight edge in

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