2015 GMC Yukon

SUV

5.3L V8

Automatic

1GKS2HKC3FR612825

Clear

Gasoline

My wife and I trade out vehicles every couple of years and it's time for this beauty to go. If you want the short version, here it is. This Yukon looks like it has 7,000 miles on it and has all the best features of a Denali. It's that nice. Here's the long version. Purchasing a new vehicle every two years means I've purchased a lot cars from a lot of dealers and people. I've had very few positive experiences with dealers, it's always a hustle and there is ALWAYS over selling going on. I purchased a vehicle from a dealer out of Houston that claims to be the world's largest eBay dealer. It was an off lease Escalade EXT still under factory warranty at a very attractive price. Since it was under warranty it was a safe bet right? Nope! It was delivered to me with a bent wheel, the console was literally in pieces, it had a broken motor mount, bald tires and a cracked dash, it looked like it had 140,000 miles on it. It was awful! I called up to try and rectify the situation and got the old, "sorry you bought it as is where is". So if you want a super cheap price, call these guys up, see what lands on your doorstep and Good Luck!! When you're selling thousands of vehicles a month how much do you know about each one? Most of the cars you see from dealers are coming from auctions, and the dealer knows pretty close to zero about them and in many cases may have never even laid their hands on the vehicle prior to selling. This is your chance to bypass all the hustle and hassle, (and the all time profit center, Doc Fee!!), and get an incredible vehicle. We purchased this XL with 5,000 miles on it out of a new car store in Arkansas and it has been an absolutely fantastic truck! I'm not asking, I'm begging you to dig in on this truck because you'll only sell yourself. Check the title and you'll find it to be spotless, no paint work, no accidents, no hail, no nothing. Call the dealership with the VIN and run the service history and all you'll find is the maintenance, no repairs. It has had Husky Liners in it all its life so the carpets are literally new and without stains. With the exception of our daughter who has here own vehicle all our kids are in college so there's never been any cheeseburgers thrown under the seats, we don't allow smoking or pets in our vehicle and my wife and are both professionals that have never pulled anything with this truck. Here are the options, I'll skip the no brainer stuff like power windows, power locks, tilt, cruise.....stuff like that. Options:Power MoonroofBlindspot alert in the side mirrorsOnstarAutostartHeated Steering wheelFactory 22" wheelsKeyless startAuto locking when you walk away from the vehicleRain sensing wipersLane DepartureCollision sensors in the front, back and sides,Back up cameraSelective AWD 4WD or 2WD by rotating a dialUpgraded entertainment system with drop downs screens and headphonesCharging pad on top of the consoleHeated and Cooled front bucket seatsHeated rear seatsPower rear gatePower folding third row seatsPower folding second row bucketsBlue tooth sync to multiple phonesAuto Dim rearviewAdaptive Cruise Control I'm sure there's something that I'm forgetting but you get the idea, it's hard loaded. Oh, I just put new tires on it about 2 months and 2000 miles ago. When we purchased it I actually asked the sales person what the difference was in this truck and a Denali. He said only a few things, this one has the 6 speed transmission instead of the 9 speed that is possibly the worst transmission on the road, a woodgrain steering wheel, power running boards and the 6.0 liter engine. We wanted improved gas mileage so the smaller engine was perfect for us, (and it has plenty of power), I have a friend with the 9 speed transmission it is in fact a nightmare so to me this is the best of everything. Denali features, with better gas mileage and free of the bad transmission. This isn't quite the little old lady only driven on Sunday story, but it's not real far off either. Don't buy the salvage title vehicles on eBay that are only a few thousand dollars less, they have a salvage or rebuilt title for a reason. Here's a virgin for you that will never let you down. According to eBay my Buy it Now price is roughly $7500 under market value, this is a steal in anyone's book. Buy a creampuff vehicle and have equity in it, what a novel idea! $500 dollar non refundable deposit due in 36 hours of auction ending, balance due in 7 days or upon pick up whichever comes first. Funds will have to be cash in person or a wire transfer. Due to my bank's security measures the truck cannot leave my possession with any other payments than cash or a wire transfer. Checks, cashier's check, money orders and any other payment require a ten day hold which means the truck cannot leave until that 10 day hold is released. We do have a small loan on the truck, but once the deposit is received and I know a legitimate buyer has committed to the sale I will payoff the loan so a lien release is in the process before you even come to pick it up.