GMC Yukon Sales Figures

GMC Yukon

Here you will find monthly and yearly Canadian and U.S. sales figures for the GMC Yukon. The GMC Yukon is a full-size SUV manufactured by GMC, a division of General Motors. It was first introduced in 1992 and is currently in its fifth generation. Overall, the GMC Yukon is a good value full-size SUV. It is powerful, capable, and spacious. However, it is not as fuel-efficient as some rivals and the infotainment system can be slow.

GMC Yukon Overview

The GMC Yukon is a full-sized SUV produced by General Motors under the GMC brand. A cousin to the Chevrolet Tahoe and Chevrolet Suburban, the Yukon is known for its blend of utility, luxury, and robust performance. It’s a versatile vehicle that’s used for everything from family transportation to towing and even off-road adventures in its more rugged configurations.

The GMC Yukon debuted in 1991 as a rebadged version of the Chevrolet Blazer. Over the years, it diverged in terms of trim and features, cementing its place in the luxury SUV market. The Yukon underwent several redesigns, moving from a two-door model in its early days to the primarily four-door version we recognize today.

Over the years, the Yukon has been offered with a variety of powertrains, from V8 gasoline engines to hybrid versions (available for a brief period). The recent models are known for their robust V8 engines, delivering ample power and torque, making the Yukon a capable towing vehicle.

The current Yukon is available in three trim levels: SLE, SLT, and Denali. It is available in two wheelbases: 133.0 inches and 144.1 inches. It is also available in two body styles: standard and extended. The Yukon is available with a choice of three engines: a 5.3L V8 engine, a 6.2L V8 engine, and a 3.0L inline-six turbodiesel engine. It is available in both rear-wheel drive and four-wheel drive configurations. The Yukon is known for its powerful engines, good towing capacity, and spacious interior. It is also known for its off-road capability. The Yukon can tow up to 8,100 pounds with the 5.3L V8 engine and up to 8,400 pounds with the 6.2L V8 engine.

The Yukon comes standard with a variety of features, including a rearview camera, power windows and locks, and a six-speaker sound system. Available features include a sunroof, a leather interior, and a Bose sound system. The Yukon is also available in a performance-oriented version called the GMC Yukon Denali. The GMC Yukon Denali is equipped with a 6.2L V8 engine and a sport-tuned suspension.

The GMC Yukon competes in the full-size SUV segment against vehicles like the Ford Expedition, Toyota Sequoia, and its GM siblings – the Chevrolet Tahoe, Chevrolet Suburban, and Cadillac Escalade. The Yukon has been a successful model for GMC, both in terms of sales and reputation. It’s often lauded for its combination of power, luxury, and versatility.

GMC Yukon Sales Figures

GMC Yukon US Sales Data & Charts

US Monthly Sales

Year	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
2005	4,002	4,748	6,377	4,550	6,148	12,590	11,977	4,708	5,094	2,612	3,639	7,013
2006	3,867	4,564	5,967	5,978	6,142	6,422	6,384	6,316	5,451	6,068	7,242	7,075
2007	3,713	5,435	5,704	4,424	5,612	4,240	5,147	4,959	7,009	7,706	4,317	5,162
2008	3,009	3,345	3,943	2,952	2,792	3,814	3,087	4,077	3,557	1,836	2,251	4,401
2009	2,263	1,826	1,989	2,464	3,979	1,832	1,636	1,293	3,150	3,388	2,253	3,338
2010	1,503	1,261	2,063	1,942	2,782	2,210	2,416	2,387	2,305	3,704	2,317	3,891
2011	2,076	2,817	2,671	1,937	2,663	3,000	2,238	3,597	3,338	2,958	2,987	3,968
2012	2,022	4,250	1,970	1,762	2,504	2,279	2,205	2,211	2,071	2,289	2,438	3,942
2013	1,690	2,572	2,655	1,577	1,814	1,797	2,790	2,345	1,667	3,021	2,777	3,597
2014	1,287	1,949	3,280	3,733	4,409	3,946	4,139	4,715	3,226	2,977	3,179	4,729
2015	2,649	2,796	2,661	3,158	3,455	3,285	3,551	4,493	3,963	3,525	3,925	5,271
2016	2,567	3,024	3,394	3,324	3,747	3,972	4,677	5,324	5,296	5,677	6,169	6,276
2017	3,080	3,707	3,197	3,030	2,857	3,656	4,370	4,439	3,591	4,158	4,567	8,531
2018	2,701	2,936	3,257	6,507	6,507	6,507	6,599	7,424	6,874	8,565	8,236	8,565
2019	4,917	4,720	5,310	6,507	7,509	6,007	6,163	6,903	5,670	6,904	7,159	6,903
2020	4,569	5,915	3,583	1,898	4,217	4,428	4,935	4,386	4,752	8,352	6,861	9,546
2021	5,907	5,907	6,645	8,056	7,746	8,056	5,882	5,664	5,882	8,166	8,166	8,166
2022	6,815	6,815	7,667	5,834	5,618	5,618	6,970	7,238	6,970	7,587	7,283	7,890
2023	6,488	6,228	7,007	7,519	7,230	7,519	6,781	7,324	7,053	6,290	6,290	6,541
2024	5,925	5,925	6,162	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
	∑ = 71,050	∑ = 80,740	∑ = 85,502	∑ = 77,152	∑ = 87,731	∑ = 91,178	∑ = 91,947	∑ = 89,803	∑ = 86,919	∑ = 95,783	∑ = 92,056	∑ = 114,805

US Annual Sales

Year	Sales Units
2005	73,458
2006	71,476
2007	63,428
2008	39,064
2009	29,411
2010	28,781
2011	34,250
2012	29,943
2013	28,302
2014	41,569
2015	42,732
2016	53,447
2017	49,183
2018	74,678
2019	74,672
2020	63,442
2021	84,243
2022	82,305
2023	82,270
2024	18,012