1995 GMC Yukon Test Drive
GMC rolled out the new 5-door version of its full size Yukon sports-utility vehicle spring of 1995, that split the difference in size and price between the compact Jimmy and king size Suburban. The 5-door Yukon was a spitting image of the Chevrolet Tahoe, which also debuted in 1995. Standard features included a 200 horsepower 5.7 liter V8, 4-speed automatic transmission, a drivers-side air bag, and anti-lock brakes. An on demand part time 4-wheel-drive system was optional. The 5-door Yukon had the same dashboard as the 3-door model. The dashboard was redesigned for the 1995 model year. All versions had a column mounted shift lever, while 4-wheel drive models add a floor mounted transfer case lever. Cargo volume on the 5- door version was 122.5 cubic feet, about 23 more than the 3-door version. A 3 place 60/40 split folding rear seat was standard. Buyers had the choice of two front bucket seats or a 3-place bench.
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