2020 GMC Yukon Exterior and Dimensions

When it comes to the exterior design of the 2020 Yukon, GMC clearly hasn't received the memo. The design can best be described as basic and brutish and shrugs off any sort of design flair in favor of the traditional American SUV look. To some, this bold but aging look, represents the quintessential SUV, and you can't really fault them - but just look at the Ford Explorer: it makes the Yukon look ancient. GMC tries to hide the Yukon's aging face under a mountain of bling, which includes massive wheels, chrome trimmings and badging that adds a sense of modernity, but not much. The standard wheel size is 18-inches, and Denali cars get 20-inch rollers, but for those who like to ruin ride quality, a set of 22-inch wheels is also on offer. Base cars get halogen headlights while the Denali gets high-intensity discharge projector-beam units. Features such as a hands-free power liftgate on SLT models and above makes the exterior of the 2020 Yukon more livable.

As a full-size sport utility vehicle, the GMC Yukon has dimensions comparable to that of the Ford Explorer. The Yukon measures in with a total length of 203.9 inches, over six inches shorter than the Expedition, and rolls on a 116-inch wheelbase. Excluding the wing mirrors, the Yukon measures 80.5 inches wide and is 74.4 inches tall. Ground clearance is a useful eight inches. The 2020 GMC Yukon doesn't attempt even in the slightest to conceal its curb weight: the base model weighs in at 5,379 pounds, while the range-topping 4WD Denali with its extra equipment weighs in at 5,743 lbs.