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The Buick Envista and the Buick Encore GX are subcompact SUVs sold at Peruzzi Buick GMC in Fairless Hills, PA. They sit close in size and target similar buyers, but they differ in important ways: engine displacement, cargo capacity and drivetrain availability. Before you walk into a showroom, here is how the two actually compare on the specs that matter. What Is the Difference Between the Buick Envista and the Buick Encore GX? The Envista is Buick's entry-level subcompact SUV. It uses a 1.2L turbocharged engine, offers front-wheel drive only. The 2026 Encore GX is built around the 1.3L Turbo engine, rated at 155 hp and 174 lb-ft of torque across the lineup. Front-wheel drive models pair that engine with a CVT transmission. All-wheel drive models step up to a 9-speed automatic, which also adds a Drive Mode selector. Both configurations seat five passengers, and the AWD version adds meaningful capability for buyers in regions with variable road conditions. It is worth noting that the original Buick Encore was discontinued after the 2022 model year. The current Encore GX is a distinct, larger, and more capable vehicle. If you are searching for a 2026 Buick Encore new cars, the Encore GX is the model that carries that name forward in Buick's current lineup. How Do the Envista and Encore GX Compare on Specs? 2026 Buick Envista 2026 Buick Encore GX Engine 1.2L Turbo 1.2L Turbo or available 1.3L Turbo Transmission 6-speed automatic CVT (FWD) or 9-speed automatic (AWD) City MPG 28 MPG 29 MPG FWD / 26 MPG AWD Highway MPG 32 MPG 31 MPG FWD / 28 MPG AWD AWD Available No Yes Seating Up to 5 Up to 5 Cargo Space 42 cu. ft. (seats folded) Up to 23.5 cu. ft. behind the rear seats and 50.2 cu. ft. with the rear seats folded Towing Not available Up to 1,000 lbs (available Trailering Package) Trims Preferred, Sport Touring, Avenir Preferred, Sport Touring, Avenir Is the Buick Envista AWD? No. The 2026 Buick Envista new cars have front-wheel drive only. AWD is not available on any Envista trim. If all-wheel drive is a requirement for your driving conditions, the Encore GX is the right choice from Buick's subcompact lineup. The Encore GX offers available AWD across its three trims, with AWD paired with the available 1.3L Turbo engine and 9-speed automatic. Which Has More Cargo Space: the Envista or the Encore GX? The Envista offers 42 cubic feet of cargo space. The Encore GX offers up to 50.2 cu. ft. with the rear seats folded. If maximum cargo volume is the priority, the Encore GX holds the advantage at 50.2 cu. ft. compared with 42 cu. ft. in the Envista. For everyday load hauling with seats up, compare the behind-the-seat cargo figures for the specific trim you are considering. Contact the team at Peruzzi Buick GMC dealership for configuration-specific measurements before making a final decision. How Reliable Is the Buick Envista? Buick was recognized by J.D. Power as the most dependable mass-market brand in its latest Vehicle Dependability Study. The Envista uses a 1.2L Turbo engine producing 137 hp and 162 lb-ft of torque. Buick vehicles come standard with the Buick Driver Confidence suite: automatic emergency braking, forward collision alert, and lane keep assist are included at every trim level on both the Envista and the Encore GX. For current reliability data from an official source, check buick.com or speak with the service team at Peruzzi Buick GMC. They can also walk you through Buick's warranty terms for both the Envista and the Encore GX before purchase. Which Buick Is Better for Fuel Economy: the Envista or the Encore GX? The Envista is rated at 28 city / 32 highway MPG with FWD. The Encore GX comes in at 29 city / 31 highway MPG with FWD and 26 city / 28 highway MPG with AWD. Both figures are EPA/GM-estimated for the 1.3L Turbo engine. FWD returns better fuel economy across both city and highway driving. AWD buyers will see lower numbers, which is consistent with most AWD crossovers in this class. Which Buick Should You Buy: the Envista or the Encore GX? The decision comes down to what you need the vehicle to do: Consider the Buick Envista if: Price is the primary consideration You drive primarily in suburban or urban conditions where AWD is not required You want strong highway fuel economy from a subcompact SUV Consider the Buick Encore GX if: You want available AWD for all-weather confidence You plan to tow occasionally; the Encore GX is rated for up to 1,000 lbs. with the available Trailering Package. You prefer a larger engine and a 9-speed automatic transmission on Sport Touring or Avenir trims Shop the Buick Envista and Encore GX at Peruzzi Buick GMC If you are looking for Buick Envista near me or Buick Encore GX near me you can explore available models at Peruzzi Buick GMC. Peruzzi Buick GMC is located at 156 Lincoln Highway, Fairless Hills, PA 19030. Our team can walk you through current inventory on both the Envista and the Encore GX, compare trims side by side, and answer configuration-specific questions before you visit. FAQs Is the Buick Envista AWD? No. The 2026 Buick Envista is only available with front-wheel drive. AWD is not offered on any Envista trim. If you need all-wheel drive, the 2026 Buick Encore GX comes with available AWD on all trims, including Preferred, Sport Touring and Avenir. How reliable is the Buick Envista? The Buick Envista carries Buick's standard Driver Confidence suite across all trims, which includes automatic emergency braking, forward collision alert, and lane keep assist. For current reliability ratings and warranty terms, visit buick.com or contact the service team at Peruzzi Buick GMC in Fairless Hills, PA, who can walk you through what is covered before purchase. What is the difference between the Buick Encore and the Buick Encore GX? Buick discontinued the original Encore after the 2022 model year. The 2026 Encore GX is a separate model with a 1.2L Turbo engine on FWD models and an available 1.3L Turbo engine with AWD. If you are looking for a 2026 Buick Encore, the Encore GX is the current model in that line. Which is cheaper: the Buick Envista or the Buick Encore GX? The Envista has the lower starting MSRP, while the Encore GX adds available AWD and towing capability. Both are available in Preferred, Sport Touring, and Avenir trims. Does the Buick Encore GX have AWD? Yes. The 2026 Buick Encore GX offers available AWD across its Preferred, Sport Touring, and Avenir trims. The available AWD configuration pairs with the 1.3L Turbo engine and 9-speed automatic transmission. The Encore GX is also rated to tow up to 1,000 lbs when equipped with the available Trailering Package. The Envista does not offer AWD or towing on any trim.

The GMC Sierra 1500 is designed for demanding work, and tires play an important role in handling everyday driving, hauling and towing. Knowing when to rotate, when to replace, and what to watch for between service visits keeps your Sierra performing the way it was designed to. Here is what GMC recommends and what Peruzzi Buick GMC in Fairless Hills, PA offers to help you stay on schedule. How Often Should You Rotate Tires on a GMC Sierra 1500? GMC’s general tire rotation guidance for 2011 and newer GM vehicles recommends rotating tires every 7,500 miles. For the 2025 Sierra 1500, follow the interval specified in your Owner’s Manual and maintenance schedule, this is the most accurate reference for your specific model year and configuration. Routine rotation distributes wear evenly across all four tires, extends the life of the full set, and helps maintain consistent handling under load. Skipping rotations can cause uneven wear between the front and rear axles, which affects both tire longevity and how the truck performs when carrying or towing. Keeping tire rotations on the same schedule as your oil changes is a straightforward way to stay on top of both services at once. When Do Tires for a GMC Sierra Need to Be Replaced? GMC does not specify a universal mileage interval for tire replacement. Tire life varies depending on factors such as maintenance, temperature, driving speed, vehicle loading, road conditions and tire wear. The most obvious sign of replacement is tread depth. When the tread depth reaches 1/16 of an inch or less, tires should be replaced. A quick way to check tread wear is the penny test. Place a penny upside down between the tire tread. If you can see the top of Lincoln’s head, the tread is worn and tire replacement is needed. What Are the Signs Your GMC Sierra Needs New Tires? Watch for these signs between service visits: Uneven or patchy tread wear across the tire surface Visible cracking or bulging on the tire sidewall Persistent vibration at highway speeds that was not there before Longer stopping distances than usual Tires losing air pressure more frequently than normal Tread wear indicator bars becoming flush with the tread surface If your Sierra is carrying regular payloads or towing frequently, inspect your tires regularly for wear, damage and proper inflation. What Tire and Wheel Options Does the GMC Sierra 1500 Offer? Factory tire fitments on the 2025 GMC Sierra 1500 vary by configuration. According to the 2025 GMC Sierra/Sierra Denali 1500 Owner’s Manual, the following tire sizes are used across the lineup: LT265/70R17 LT275/65R18 LT275/70R18 LT265/60R20 275/60R20 275/50R22 These span 17- to 22-inch wheel diameters depending on the specific build. The correct tire size and recommended cold inflation pressure for your vehicle are shown on the Tire and Loading Information label, located on the driver’s door jamb. That label is the definitive reference for your Sierra’s exact factory fitment. The specified wheel nut torque for all 2025 Sierra 1500 models is 190 N•m (140 lb ft). The service team at Peruzzi Buick GMC can confirm the appropriate tire specification for your vehicle before any tire purchase or installation. What Is the Bolt Pattern on a GMC Sierra 1500? The GMC Sierra 1500 uses a 6×139.7 mm bolt pattern (also expressed as 6×5.5 inches). This six-lug configuration is standard across the Sierra 1500 lineup. If you are shopping for aftermarket wheels, confirming the bolt pattern against your specific model year before purchasing prevents fitment issues. The parts team at Peruzzi Buick GMC can verify the correct specification for your Sierra before you buy. What Does Tire Service at Peruzzi Buick GMC Include? Peruzzi Buick GMC located at 156 Lincoln Highway, in Fairless Hills, PA 19030 performs tire installation, rotation, and related wheel service on Sierra 1500 models. The service team is GMC-certified and handles the full GMC lineup, including Sierra 1500, Sierra HD, Canyon, and Yukon models. For current pricing on tires for your GMC Sierra and any active service offers, contact the Peruzzi service department or check the service specials page. Tire pricing and available promotions change seasonally, so the most accurate figures come directly from the team. FAQs How do you change a tire on a GMC Sierra? For the proper jack points, spare tire access procedure and lug nut torque specifications for your specific Sierra 1500 configuration, see the tire changing instructions in your GMC Sierra owner’s manual. If you’re not sure how to do this, or if you don’t have your manual, the service team at Peruzzi Buick GMC in Fairless Hills, PA can help you out. How tall is a GMC Sierra 1500? The height of the GMC Sierra 1500 varies depending on cab style, bed configuration, 2WD vs. 4WD drivetrain, and trim. For confirmed height specifications on the specific Sierra 1500 configuration you are shopping or already own, refer to gmc.com or contact Peruzzi Buick GMC. What is the bolt pattern on a GMC Sierra 1500? The GMC Sierra 1500 uses a 6×139.7 mm (6×5.5-inch) bolt pattern. Verify the correct specification for your model year before purchasing aftermarket wheels, or contact the parts team at Peruzzi Buick GMC at 215-943-4255 to confirm fitment. How do you know when tires for a GMC Sierra are worn out? GMC's tire guidance states that tires with 1/16 of an inch or less of tread remaining should be considered for replacement. Other signs include sidewall bulging, cracking, uneven wear patterns, vibrations that weren’t there before and tread wear indicator bars that are flush with the surface. For Sierra owners who tow or haul regularly, inspect the tires regularly for wear, damage and proper inflation. Are there service deals on tires for GMC Sierra at Peruzzi Buick GMC? Promotions and tire service offers at Peruzzi Buick GMC in Fairless Hills, PA change seasonally. For current deals on tires for your GMC Sierra 1500 or Sierra HD, check the service specials page at peruzzibuickgmc.com or call the service department directly. Check the Peruzzi Buick GMC service specials page for current tire promotions and offers.

Brake replacement isn't something most owners think about until something sounds wrong. But waiting for a squeal or a grind to prompt action usually means you've already pushed the pads further than you should have, and potentially into rotor territory, which costs more to fix. Here's a straightforward guide to how long brake pads last on the Buick Encore GX and GMC Terrain, what signs tell you they're wearing down, and why the Terrain’s Electric Parking Brake requires proper service procedures. How Long Do Buick Encore GX and GMC Terrain Brake Pads Actually Last? The honest answer: it depends on how you drive. Both the Buick Encore GX and GMC Terrain. According to Buick, there are no specific mileage intervals for brake servicing since the brake wear varies depending on driving habits and conditions. What shortens brake pad life: Frequent stop-and-go driving - City routes, school drop-offs, commuting on Route 1 or local roads with multiple traffic lights Hard or late braking - Applying heavy pressure rather than gradual deceleration Driving in hilly terrain - Repeated downhill braking generates more heat and friction Towing or carrying heavy loads - Adds stopping weight that the pads work harder to manage What extends brake pad life: Predominantly highway driving at consistent speeds Anticipating stops early and allowing gradual deceleration Light vehicle loads and minimal towing For owners in the Fairless Hills, Doylestown, and Feasterville area who do a mix of Route 1 commuting and local suburban driving, Buick recommends inspection based on wear/condition rather than giving a local mileage estimate. There is no single fixed replacement interval in either the Encore GX or Terrain owner's manual. Buick and GMC both recommend having brakes inspected at every service visit and referring to the owner's manual for specific guidance. What Are the Warning Signs That Brakes Need Replacing? Both the Encore GX and Terrain will give you clear signals before the pads reach a critical point. None of these should be ignored. Squealing or screeching when braking Most brake pads include a metal wear indicator, a small tab designed to contact the rotor and create a high-pitched squeal when pads are getting low. This is the earliest and most common warning sign. Grinding noise A grinding sound, particularly at low speeds, typically means the friction material has worn through entirely and metal is contacting metal. At this point, rotor damage is likely occurring, and repair costs increase significantly. Vibration or pulsation in the brake pedal or steering wheel This could be an indication of uneven wear on the rotor or warping due to heat build-up from worn pads. It’s a sign that brake pads and rotos should be inspected. Brake warning light Both the Encore GX and Terrain have brake system warning lights on the dashboard. If this illuminates, have the system inspected promptly, it can indicate low brake fluid, pad wear sensor activation, or a system fault. Brake Pads vs. Rotors: Understanding the Difference Brake pads are designed to wear down over time; that's their job. Similarly, rotors can wear too. However, if pads are allowed to wear through completely, metal-on-metal contact will score the rotor surface, creating grooves or warping from heat. Rotor replacement may be necessary when: The rotor surface has become uneven or warped Metal-on-metal contact has scored the surface Rotor thickness has fallen below the manufacturer's safe minimum Replacing pads at the right time protects the rotors, and avoids a more expensive combined pad-and-rotor replacement down the line. Schedule Brake Service at Peruzzi Buick GMC in Fairless Hills Peruzzi Buick GMC's certified service center at 156 Lincoln Hwy, Fairless Hills, PA 19030 handles brake inspections and replacement for both the Buick Encore GX and GMC Terrain,  including the EPB-specific rear brake service required on 2018+ Terrain models. If you notice brake noise, vibration, changes in pedal feel, or a warning message, schedule an inspection. FAQs How long do Buick Encore GX brake pads last? Buick Encore GX brake pads last depending on driving habits. City driving and frequent braking will shorten pad life significantly compared to primarily highway use. How long do GMC Terrain brake pads last? GMC Terrain brake pads also typically last between 30,000 and 70,000 miles, however, officially there is no definite figure shared by Buick. Owners who frequently tow, carry heavy loads, or drive in stop-and-go conditions will see wear toward the lower end of that range. What happens if I wait too long to replace brake pads? Once pads wear through the friction material entirely, metal contacts the rotor directly, causing scoring, warping, and potential rotor damage. This typically turns a pad replacement into a more expensive combined pad-and-rotor service. Does the GMC Terrain have an electronic parking brake? 2018+ Terrain models use an Electronic Parking Brake. Rear brake services should follow the applicable GM service procedure. Where can I get brake service for my Encore GX or Terrain near Fairless Hills? Peruzzi Buick GMC at 156 Lincoln Hwy, Fairless Hills, PA 19030 provides certified brake inspection and replacement for both models, including EPB-specific service for 2018+ Terrain models.

GMC is expected to add a new customization option to the 2027 Sierra Denali, and it's one of the more interesting factory options reported for the new generation. According to GM Authority, the Color-Out Package would give Denali buyers a cleaner, more monochromatic exterior by replacing chrome trim pieces with body-color components and swapping GMC's standard emblems for black ones. GMC has not officially listed the package on its consumer-facing website at this time. Here's everything that's been confirmed so far. What Does the 2027 GMC Sierra Denali Color-Out Package Include? The Color-Out Package makes four specific changes to the Sierra Denali's exterior: Body-color wheel arch moldings - Replacing the chrome arch treatment on the standard Denali Body-color tailgate applique - The panel across the rear gate goes body-matched instead of chrome Body-color mirror caps - Side mirror housings switch from chrome to a painted finish Black GMC emblems - Front and rear badges switch from chrome to black The result is a more cohesive, single-tone exterior, less chrome contrast, more visual continuity across the truck's surfaces. GM Authority describes the package as appealing to buyers who want a less chrome-heavy, more monochromatic Denali appearance. Which Colors Is the Color-Out Package Available In? This is an important detail, GM Authority reports that the Color-Out Package will require either Sterling Metallic or Glacier White Tricoat. It requires one of two specific finishes: Color Paint Code Availability Sterling Metallic GXD Available across the full 2027 Sierra lineup Glacier White Tricoat G4J Exclusive to Denali and Denali Ultimate Sterling Metallic is a silver-toned finish carried over from the 2026 model year and available on every trim from Pro to Denali Ultimate. GM Authority reports Glacier White Tricoat as available on Denali and Denali Ultimate. The full 2027 Sierra 1500 exterior color palette consists of nine options: three new finishes,  Azurite Blue Metallic, Dark Ridge Metallic, and Mesa Red, alongside six returning colors including Onyx Black, Cardinal Red, Coastal Dune, Sterling Metallic, Glacier White Tricoat and Summit White. The Color-Out Package applies to neither the new colors nor Onyx Black, it is strictly limited to Sterling Metallic and Glacier White Tricoat. Is the Color-Out Package Available on the Denali Ultimate Too? Based on information reported by GM Authority, the Color-Out Package is confirmed for the Sierra Denali trim. GM Authority reports the package as exclusive to the Sierra Denali. Denali Ultimate availability has not been reported. Given that Glacier White Tricoat is listed as exclusive to both the Denali and Denali Ultimate, it's possible the package carries over, but this has not been officially stated. What Else Is New on the 2027 GMC Sierra Denali? The Color-Out Package is one of several appearance changes for the redesigned 2027 Sierra. GM Authority reports revised wheel-arch treatment as part of the 2027 Sierrra redesign. Under the hood, the 2027 Sierra 1500 arrives with a substantially revised powertrain lineup. GMC has confirmed four engine options: New 5.7L Gen 6 Small Block V8 - A new sixth-generation architecture 5.7L Small Block V8 joins the 2027 powertrain lineup New 6.6L Gen 6 Small Block V8 - Denali Ultimate features a standard 6.6L V8, the most powerful naturally aspirated V8 engine in its class. Enhanced TurboMax 2.7L - Best-in-class standard torque per GMC's class claim Duramax 3.0L Turbo-Diesel - Class-exclusive diesel option All four engines pair with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Official horsepower, torque, towing, and payload figures have not yet been released by GMC and will be confirmed closer to the truck's launch. How Much Does the Color-Out Package Cost? Pricing for the Color-Out Package has not been announced. GM Authority reports that pricing for the Color-Out Package is not yet available. Who Is the Color-Out Package For? Sierra Denali buyers who want a cleaner exterior without chrome accents and prefer a factory option over aftermarket modifications. The package appeals to buyers who like the Denali's premium positioning but want the truck's exterior to look more modern and less traditional. Visit Peruzzi Buick GMC in Fairless Hills The 2027 GMC Sierra 1500 is expected to arrive at dealers before the end of 2026. Peruzzi Buick GMC is located at 156 Lincoln Hwy, Fairless Hills, PA 19030. Contact the team to get on the notification list for 2027 Sierra availability and Color-Out Package ordering details as they're released. FAQs What is the 2027 GMC Sierra Denali Color-Out Package? It is an optional appearance package (RPO code PDD) that replaces the Sierra Denali's chrome exterior trim, wheel arch moldings, tailgate applique, and mirror caps with body-color pieces, and swaps standard GMC emblems for black ones. Which colors does the Color-Out Package require? The package is available only in Sterling Metallic (GXD) or Glacier White Tricoat (G4J). It is not compatible with any other exterior color in the 2027 Sierra lineup. Is the Color-Out Package available on the Denali Ultimate? GMC has confirmed it for the Sierra Denali. Availability on the Denali Ultimate has not been officially confirmed. How much does the 2027 Sierra Denali Color-Out Package cost? Pricing has not been announced. GMC has not released official option pricing for the 2027 Sierra 1500 at this time. When will the 2027 GMC Sierra 1500 be available at Peruzzi Buick GMC? The 2027 GMC Sierra 1500 is expected to arrive at US dealers before the end of 2026. Contact Peruzzi Buick GMC at 156 Lincoln Hwy, Fairless Hills, PA 19030 to get on the notification list for availability and Color-Out Package ordering details as they're released.

Running a small business means your vehicle works as hard as you do. Whether you're heading to a client meeting in Doylestown, making back-to-back stops across Feasterville, or driving the Route 1 corridor five days a week, what you drive has real implications on your fuel costs, your image, and how you feel at the end of the day. The 2026 Buick Encore GX is designed more for daily driving and light-duty versatility than heavy hauling. But for the small business owner who spends most of their day behind the wheel, it's worth a serious look. What Makes the Buick Encore GX a Practical Daily Driver? The Encore GX sits in Buick's subcompact SUV lineup, compact enough to navigate Doylestown Borough's parking, refined enough to pull up to a client site without looking out of place, and efficient enough that fuel costs don't eat into your margins. Here are the specs that matter for a daily driver: Feature 1.2L Turbo (FWD) 1.3L Turbo (FWD) 1.3L Turbo (AWD) Horsepower 137 hp 155 hp 155 hp Torque 162 lb-ft 174 lb-ft 174 lb-ft Transmission CVT CVT 9-speed auto EPA MPG City 30 29 26 EPA MPG Hwy 31 31 28 At 30 MPG city and 31 MPG highway on the 1.2L FWD configuration, the Encore GX offers strong fuel economy for daily suburban driving. It includes options in its segment for a business owner driving primarily in and around the Doylestown and Feasterville area. On a typical week of mixed suburban and highway driving, say 300 miles at current Pennsylvania gas prices of approximately $4.30 per gallon, the Encore GX costs around $42 in fuel. That's a straightforward running cost for any small business budget. How Does the Cabin Hold Up on a Long Day of Driving? This is where the Encore GX makes a case that purely utilitarian vehicles don't. Buick's QuietTuning® technology actively reduces road, wind, and mechanical noise entering the cabin. It is a feature that matters when you're on the phone with clients or simply trying not to arrive at your next appointment already drained. Standard across all trims: an 11-inch diagonal ultrawide HD touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto compatibility, and a Bluetooth hands-free system. For a business owner managing calls, routes, and schedules on the move, these are daily tools. Cargo: Maximum cargo volume reaches 50.2 cubic feet with the rear seats folded, enough for samples, equipment, or supplies that a service-based or trade-adjacent business owner might carry between appointments. What Safety Features Come Standard? Every 2026 Encore GX comes standard with Buick Driver Confidence, a six-feature suite that includes: Automatic Emergency Braking Front Pedestrian Braking Forward Collision Alert Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning Following Distance Indicator IntelliBeam Auto High Beams For a business owners it adds useful driver-assistance support during daily driving. Three Trim Options - Which Makes Sense for a Business Owner? Preferred: The most fuel-efficient option. Standard safety suite, 11-inch touchscreen, wireless smartphone connectivity. No-frills but fully functional for daily use. Sport Touring: It has a bold, athletic style. It offers black mesh grille with ST badge, 18” gloss black wheels and leatherette seats with perforared inserts and Santorini blue accents. Avenir: Perforated leather-appointed heated front seats, heated steering wheel, dual-zone automatic climate control, and 19-inch Pearl Nickel wheels. For business owners where the vehicle is part of the impression they make, the Avenir makes that case. Visit Peruzzi Buick GMC in Fairless Hills Peruzzi Buick GMC is located at 156 Lincoln Hwy, Fairless Hills, PA 19030, approximately 20 minutes from Doylestown and 15 minutes from Feasterville on Route 1. Buick Encore GX Sport Turing and Buick Encore GX Preferred are available in inventory. If you want to compare the 1.2L and 1.3L back-to-back on a test drive, the difference in feel is worth experiencing before you decide. FAQs Is the Buick Encore GX fuel-efficient enough for daily business driving? The 2026 Encore GX is EPA-estimated at 30 MPG city and 31 MPG highway on the 1.2L FWD configuration, it’s a great option in the subcompact SUV segment for daily suburban and highway use. What is the cargo capacity of the 2026 Buick Encore GX? Maximum cargo volume is 50.2 cubic feet with the rear seats folded, as confirmed on the official website. Does the Buick Encore GX come with AWD? Yes. AWD is available across all trims paired with the 1.3L Turbo engine and a 9-speed automatic transmission. The AWD configuration is EPA-estimated at 26 MPG city and 28 MPG highway. What safety features are standard on the 2026 Encore GX? All trims include Buick Driver Confidence as standard, a six-feature suite covering Automatic Emergency Braking, Front Pedestrian Braking, Forward Collision Alert, Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning, Following Distance Indicator, and IntelliBeam Auto High Beams. Where can I test drive the 2026 Buick Encore GX near Doylestown, PA? Peruzzi Buick GMC at 156 Lincoln Hwy, Fairless Hills, PA 19030 is approximately 20 minutes from Doylestown and carries Buick Encore GX Sport Turing and Buick Encore GX Preferred versions.

When considering a large family SUV, more size isn't necessarily more vehicle Though both the 2026 GMC Acadia and 2026 GMC Yukon sport a 3rd row, useful tech, and family-oriented functionality, they both have contrasting strengths that are suited for separate families or types of usage. The midsize Acadia provides increased drivability over the Yukon and is more approachable, whereas the Yukon offers additional capacity and large SUV power. 1. Acadia vs. Yukon: What's the Biggest Difference? The most significant difference between the new GMC Acadia and GMC Yukon is the size The 2026 GMC Acadia, which belongs to the mid-size SUV segment, seats eight passengers, with enough room to carry up to 97.5 cubic feet of goods (in the version with rear-facing seatbacks down). It’s a huge SUV measuring 2,077 (including accessories) by 1,780 (height including antennas) by 5,051 mm. The GMC Yukon 2026 comes as a full-size SUV and also has a capacity of eight passengers, but has a trunk with 25.5 (with the last seats raised), expanding to 41.7 to 64.1 / to 105.9 (Yukon XL), up to 144.5 cubic feet (Yukon XL, 1st and 2nd seats lowered down) of capacity. 2. Which One Is Better for Everyday Family Driving? It could make more sense as a school-commuter-grocery-getter-busy-parking-lot car; a midsize that offers the convenience of third-row seats without being unwieldy.If it often transports a full passenger load and sizable gear, the Yukon would be a more logical selection. GMC pitches it as the logical choice for families who want ample space for their loved ones as well as their possessions. 3. How Much Cargo Space Do You Really Need? That is the point where it becomes more obvious to compare differences: For cargo space, the Acadia for 2026 offers 23.0 cubic feet behind the third row of seats, 57.3 behind the second row, and 97.5 behind the front row of seats. The Yukon for 2026 offers 25.5 cubic feet behind the third row of seats and 72.5 cubic feet behind the second row of seats. The Yukon XL pushes the measurement behind the third row up to 41.5 cubic feet and the second row measurement to 93.6 cubic feet. 4. What About Towing? The Acadia can also haul your little camper or trailer, toys, recreation vehicle, or anything less than 5,000 pounds (with proper equipment). If there aren’t plans for the bigger job (like hauling this size), there may be a better option like the Chevrolet Yukon, that up its game. Proper equipment and configurations let the 2026 Yukon tow up to 8,400 pounds (based on engine, drivetrain, configuration).These higher ratings can be important in your family if hauling something big is part of your lifestyle as opposed to one of your occasional weekend escapes. 5. Which Has the Better Family Technology? Both SUVs are tech-forward, but only the Yukon ventures into luxury. The Acadia has a 15-inch diagonal Premium GMC Infotainment System; the Yukon comes with a 16.8-inch diagonal Premium GMC Infotainment System. Both can be had with GMC’s hands-free Super Cruise driver assistance technology - all up to a specific trim level and build-out. 6. Which GMC SUV Makes More Sense for Your Family? Choose the Acadia if you want: Three rows without moving into a full-size SUV Easier everyday maneuverability Up to 97.5 cubic feet of maximum cargo space Up to 5,000 pounds of towing when properly equipped A strong balance of family practicality and capability Choose the Yukon if you want: Maximum passenger and cargo space Up to eight-passenger seating Greater towing capability Available premium features and luxury-focused options A full-size SUV built for larger family and travel demands The Bottom Line A Family doesn't need a Full-size SUV to Function - But one does fit. If you are a family that doesn't necessarily haul five extra teenagers on a weeknight or tow a trailer full of sheep every other weekend, maybe the three rows of seats, tech, and capability of the 2026 GMC Acadia makes more sense than the larger GMC Yukon full-size SUV. However, if your family is a little more mobile - and you need to pack more people, gear, or even a small horse regularly - perhaps the room and capability afforded by the 2026 GMC Yukon could justify its larger size. To make the decision easy for you and your family, schedule a test drive of both SUVs at Peruzzi Buick GMC in Fairless Hills.

You may be surprised by just how much a quiet cabin changes the overall feel of your vehicle. It is particularly apparent on longer, more tedious highway trips but will have a distinct effect on your daily commute through the bustle of city traffic as well. Quietness for Buick isn't just about adding sound-blocking materials; QuietTuning is a strategy that makes your cabin quieter using multiple approaches-reducing, blocking, and absorbing noise from your tires, wind, and engine. 1. What Is Buick QuietTuning®? The Buick QuietTuning® system is intended to offer a serene vehicle cabin and features numerous elements working in tandem to quiet unwanted noise before it has the chance to be intrusive. Some features of the system are acoustic materials, sound-deadening body structure, acoustic laminated glass, and Active Noise Cancellation to deliver your quiet ride. The target of QuietTuning isn't total sonic isolation – the intent is more subtle – Buick-engineered quietness involves mitigating the noise that impedes pleasant conversation, listening to music, and just relaxing in your ride – both during the workweek commute as well as weekend ventures outside the house. 2. How Does Buick Reduce Outside Noise? The foundation for a silent cabin starts before it even gets inside. The cabin uses acoustic laminate glass in the vehicle to filter out wind generated noises and employs seals and other acoustic technologies to minimize external noise intrusions into the vehicle. Behind interior trim and carpeting, various materials absorb noise that penetrates.The vehicle itself has to address its mechanical components.According to Buick, "Buick began by addressing vehicle dynamics-the source of all acoustic and vibration energy. This focus was applied to powertrain, wind, and body structure." 3. What Does Active Noise Cancellation Do? Active Noise Cancellation a ims to reduce unwanted frequencies the natural way: “Rather than just sealing everything out with sound-absorbent materials, ANC relies on internal microphones and the car’s speakers (which generate their own small vibrations and sound waves) to actively cancel certain unwelcome engine sound frequencies.” This works in much the same way as noise-cancelling headphones. 4. Why Does a Quiet Cabin Matter? Reduced noise can make everyday commutes seem less stressful You can more readily engage in conversations and enjoy music or podcasts On a long journey along the highway, it can make the time slip away faster, as well. Buick defines QuietTuning as simply producing a quieter, more pleasant driving experience that allows both the occupants of the vehicle and their audible entertainment to stand out to drivers who frequent either short jaunts in the car or embark on lengthier family expeditions. 5. Is QuietTuning Available Across the Buick Lineup? QuietTuning is one layer in Buick's push for cabin quietude The brand notes its 2025 vehicle lineup came with QuietTuning and has not excluded QuietTuning from its 2026 model updates: listings for the 2026 Buick Envista and 2026 Buick Encore GX both feature QuietTuning as standard. You’ll see QuietTuning with Active Noise Cancellation listed for the 2026 Buick Envision, according to listings from Peruzzi Buick GMC. 6. Which Buick Models Can Feel Especially Refined? 2026 Buick Envision and Enclave: The combination of ride comfort and technological features may vary by configuration, but the 2026 Buick Envision provides a solid picture of Buick’s approach to creating a hushed, upscale cabin. Peruzzi Buick GMC carries models outfitted with QuietTuning with Active Noise Cancellation today. In a larger, three-row SUV form factor is the 2026 Buick Enclave, also offered with Active Noise Cancellation and with upgrades in audio with available premium speakers. 7. Is a Quiet Buick Better for Long Drives? It can significantly improve long highway journeys. For people who drive frequently on the road, or who drive many long road trips, there’s nothing like the sensation of riding along in a quiet environment. Many may only hear a slight hum of wind or tire noise, rather than a racket that would otherwise make it difficult for passengers to hold conversations or hear music/podcasts without issue.Which is why Buick’s treatment of quiet takes an all-encompassing approach that is more than just a single design aspect. QuietTuning combines several methods that minimize noise so you experience all the pleasure of driving. Experience Buick QuietTuning for Yourself You can study up on acoustic glass, sound insulation, and Active Noise Cancellation technologies online, but ultimately the easiest way to fully grasp the quiet difference is actually settling into the driver’s seat of any of our Buick models. There's really no substitute! Here at Peruzzi Buick GMC located in Fairless Hills, you’ll want to get on over to browse the available Buick model catalog to get up close and to test out for yourself just how quiet and comfortable they are. Set a date for a test drive with your favorite model to see what driving a Buick feels like on the city roads and, of course, on the highway.

If you're thinking about a GMC pickup to tow on the open road, Super Cruise can certainly make highway jaunts more enjoyable - here's where things get interesting, though: You can use Super Cruise hands-free for towing, just like in a non-towing application. The truck will adjust Super Cruise settings, aware that a trailer is attached, but don't count on hands-free and driver-initiated lane changes in Super Cruise when trailering, GMC claims. 1. What Is GMC Super Cruise? Super Cruise was offered as a technology to assist the driver that provided free assistance ( steering, acceleration, and even braking, which can go to drivers without touching the driver, but for that you need to pay attention and be willing to retake command ) where roads are adapted, under good conditions. It relies on cameras, precision maps, GPS, and the system Adaptive Cruise Control; This allows you to maintain the center in the lane or even change it, always with a chosen distance to the vehicle that travels in front of you. 2. Can You Use Super Cruise While Towing? Correct, in some adequately equipped GMC vehicles.GMC indicates that certain trailer-equipped vehicles can sense and accommodate the greater length/weight of the trailer, limiting or altering how Super Cruise will perform. It would not offer lane-changing functions while you're trailering, however.This implies that while you might be able to operate with hands-free assistance on a road suitably equipped for Super Cruise, you can't necessarily expect every nuance to perform identically when trailering. 3. What Does Super Cruise Change When Towing? When properly equipped with trailer capability, Super Cruise takes the trailer into consideration and aids with: Steering Acceleration Braking Maintaining following distance Keeping the vehicle centered in its lane This is still driver assistance, not an autonomous driving system. You are still in control of observing the traffic and taking the wheel. 4. What About Lane Changes? Keep this point at the top of mind, as this is one of the most differentiating factors. Super Cruise’s automatic or prompted lane-changing capabilities are disabled when the trailer is hooked. It can assist in highway cruising; however, the process of switching to another lane must be initiated by the user. 5. Where Can You Use Super Cruise? Super Cruise works only on pre-mapped compatible roads in the U.S. and Canada where the given criteria are met. According to Peruzzi Buick GMC, Super Cruise is available for over 600,000 miles of pre-mapped U.S.and Canadian roadways.However, the system is restricted if lane markings are unclear, the driver can’t see clearly, dirty sensors are present, or under certain weather conditions. Also, when you are towing something behind your vehicle, consult your specific Owner’s Manual for any guidelines regarding Super Cruise use while towing. 6. Is Super Cruise Worth It for GMC Truck Owners? While Super Cruise can be a great convenience feature for drivers who frequently log lots of highway miles, with very steep mileage advantages over miles of a properly capable highway, which can be very taxing to manage speed, spacing, and position. For owners who tow, there is some more examination beyond only saying ” Super Cruise” for the actual GMC vehicle that they might choose for their trailering needs and the configuration that they require of that truck, which enables its operation for towing. The 2026 GMC Sierra 1500 provides available Super Cruise hands-free vehicle assist, as well as some towing capability. The Bottom Line Sure, GMC Super Cruise can be used hands-free while you're towing with your truck -- but only if you're driving the correct vehicle. It will help make a compatible highway drive a more relaxing one, but you won't suddenly have a self-driving GMC. When looking at trucks that can haul, research a GMC with towing-focused gear, its rating, the payload capacity, your individual trailer's weight, and the truck's availability of Super Cruise when making up your mind on a particular version. Schedule a test drive at Peruzzi Buick GMC in Fairless Hills and our team will compare specs for available GMC towing capabilities and technology with you.

Max towing can be a headline when you are looking at a GMC truck. When you are considering capacity, there's more to this number, though. A truck that is rated to tow is still limited to how much it can haul, the combined weight of the truck and trailer, and what can be placed directly on the hitch. Knowing all numbers will help you determine the best configuration without being distracted by one shiny number that probably doesn't apply to the truck you are looking for. Also, with the 2026 Sierra 1500 trailering info, ratings are based on engine, cab, bed, drive configuration, wheels, package, and other equipment. 1. Trailer Weight Rating: How Much Can You Tow? This is to illustrate the limits as to the weight of a trailer that could be pulled by a certain truck rig/ equipment properly utilized. In this case, the 2026 GMC Sierra 1500 has varying capacities based upon; as determined by the engine, cab size configuration, driveline configuration, axle ratio, and other equipment. Therefore, do not assume each Sierra 1500 comes with identical ratings. 2. Payload: How Much Can You Carry? The Payload. You also need to check out the payload of your truck – or, how much weight you can realistically haul inside your truck at any given time (including your friends or any cargo like tools, or heavy equipment that gets thrown in with your accessories in the bed of your truck…or, of course, the tongue weight of the trailer).Therefore, it is perfectly plausible that you have a truck with very impressive towing capacity, but once it’s stuffed full of people and tools, it just can’t tow an excessively large amount of trailer weight. 3. GVWR: How Heavy Can the Truck Be? GVWR, or Gross Vehicle Weight Rating, is the maximum that the combined truck should weigh. You need to ensure the combined gross weight (GCW) of your loaded truck with the trailer can't be over the recommended limits of your trailer GVWR and maximum trailer towing rating. 4. GCWR: How Heavy Can the Truck and Trailer Be Together? GCWR refers to the Gross Combined Weight Rating This is the Gross Combination Weight Rating. This allows you to see the overview of what you are towing.You must know that your truck and the trailer you tow remain within the combined GCWR for your situation.When towing large amounts of weight, the GMC Sierra HD might be a better choice than a light duty pickup. 5. Tongue Weight: How Much Weight Is on the Hitch? Tongue Weight refers to the amount of weight of the trailer placed on the ball on the truck's hitch. You have to use this tongue weight number in addition to any gear you put on your truck when deciding on the real payload that your truck can haul. The 5 Numbers at a Glance Number What It Means TWR Maximum trailer weight Payload Weight the truck can carry GVWR Maximum loaded truck weight GCWR Maximum combined truck + trailer weight Tongue Weight Trailer weight placed on the hitch Sierra 1500 or Sierra HD? GMC Sierra 1500: Good For Your Everyday Needs, Hauling Needs, and Even Some Light Trailering. The GMC Sierra 1500 finds a sweet spot between work readiness and ride comfort when considering daily drivers and mild towing operations. For much heavier towing and hauling, consider a GMC Sierra HD model. GMC Canyon: The GMC Canyon gives you a great, nimble package if you’re in need of a compact truck for everyday use that also retains capability in the trailering arena, boasting up to 7,700 pounds towing capacity for 2025 models when properly outfitted. Choose the Right GMC Truck for the Job Here again, just going by the biggest towing number isn't the deciding factor. Combine TWR, payload, GVWR, GCWR, and tongue weight to factor into your vehicle’s GCWR/GVWR equation to properly handle your particular trailer, occupants, and cargo. This, coupled with your typical truck usage, will get you to the correct purchase.Check out the various trim and configuration capabilities by stopping out at Peruzzi Buick GMC in Fairless Hills today!

When you're looking at the AT4 vs Denali trim lines on a GMC, it's not just that one is better than the other; it's that they're designed to serve different purposes even though they're both more upmarket than lower trims. The AT4 is designed around off-road ability, toughness, and conquering obstacles with a smile, where the Denali trim is designed to impress you with luxurious materials, cutting-edge technology, a soft ride, and a visually elegant aesthetic. Though options vary across the GMC model line, this knowledge can help determine if the added cost of higher trim levels is worth it for your lifestyle. What Does GMC AT4 Mean? AT4: AT4 brings the capability. If it's applicable to the vehicle's platform and body style the AT4 trim may be equipped with all-terrain tires, new drive modes, additional ride height, underbody protection (skid plates), recovery hooks, and the ability to tackle tougher terrain. Taking the example above with the 2026 GMC Terrain, the Terrain AT4 as standard gets AWD, a lifted height and underbody protection, 17-inch all-terrain tires, as well as the Terrain AT4 exclusive drive modes (Terrain Mode). With bigger vehicles like our GMC Yukon and truck lineup, the AT4 experience really focuses on traction and ability. More off-road capability All-terrain tires Additional traction-focused equipment Rugged exterior styling Extra confidence on dirt, gravel, and uneven terrain A GMC that can handle more than normal paved-road driving What Does GMC Denali Mean? On the higher end of the Terrain spectrum is the 2026 GMC Terrain Denali. Unlike the AT4 and that particular model's main mission, the Denali's main intention here is to offer the plushest ride with the most distinctive looks as well as tech features over the 2026 GMC Terrain Denali trim levels that are sure to add an upscale flair to your next family or weekend getaway. Added features include a premium interior with leather-appointed seating and heated and ventilated front seats, as well as the addition of advanced tech features such as HD Surround Vision, GM’s popular Rear Camera Mirror, and one-off Denali styling. 20-inch wheels, for a more commanding stance and enhanced style. A more luxurious interior Premium comfort features Upscale exterior styling Advanced technology A refined everyday driving experience More premium features without moving to a separate luxury brand AT4 vs. Denali: Where Does Your Money Go? Feature AT4 Denali Primary Focus Off-road capability Premium comfort & luxury Styling Rugged and adventure-focused Upscale and sophisticated Terrain Capability Enhanced Primarily road-focused Interior Premium with durable touches More luxurious materials and finishes Technology Advanced More premium technology options Best For Drivers who want capability Drivers who prioritize comfort However, what is crucial to note is that a more expensive vehicle does not instantly translate to a better vehicle for everyone. It translates to an optimized vehicle. Is AT4 Better for Off-Road Driving? But on the other hand, if you’re prioritizing the capacity for off-road adventure more often than not, the AT4 is probably going to make the most sense for you.The entire point of GMC’s lineup of AT4 variants, of course, is to equip models with an array of capability enhancements that go beyond those found in the road-legal variants. The factory-provided suspension lift for the 2026 GMC Sierra 1500 AT4 is a case of this, as is class-leading trailer-pulling prowess and equipment geared specifically for adventuring over dirt or rock trails. Is Denali Worth It for Daily Driving? For many drivers – especially commuters – this is where the Denali treatment might actually start to make sense. “You’re more likely to encounter these luxury items on your daily commute than use some specialized off-road equipment each week,” says Edmunds. The upcoming 2026 GMC Yukon Denali, for instance, gets a larger 15-inch head-up display and optional power sliding console, along with Magne Ride damping (on a top Denali trim for the first time). And if family trips and the highway are more common modes for you, Denali’s priorities make more sense. What About the Price Difference? The price gap can swing wildly depending on the specific GMC model and equipment. For example, right now GMC has the 2026 Terrain AT4 on offer with an MSRP starting at $41,395 and a 2026 Terrain Denali with a starting price of $43,895. That puts the Denali at about a $2,500 premium over the AT4  before you've added even one option or assessed destination charges, delivery, handling, documentation, etc.For large, premium GMC SUVs and pickup trucks, this could be different indeed.Comparing the specific trim level of AT4 and Denali of the GMC vehicle you want is far more productive than trying to guess that price difference is universal or standard on equivalent equipment across the product lineup. Which One Should You Choose? Choose AT4 if you: Regularly drive on gravel, dirt, or rough roads Want stronger off-road capability Prefer rugged styling Want terrain-focused equipment Plan to use your GMC for outdoor adventures Choose Denali if you: Spend most of your time on paved roads Want a more luxurious cabin Prioritize premium comfort Want upscale exterior styling Value additional technology and convenience features AT4 or Denali: What's Actually Worth Paying For? It all depends on what you actually use it for If you'd like your GMC to take you off the pavement And give you more in terms of driving dynamics off-road the AT4 can spend your additional money on you know the equipment that would enjoy going to the wilderness The Denali puts that money, if the road primarily is your home the family or your daily vehicle into the items you gonna use daily so in the interior of premium the technologies within it. So. At the end of the day, neither package is the top shelf; at the end of the day, they serve very specific purposes. The AT4s are focused on capability; Denalis are focused on the finer touches. Find Your GMC at Peruzzi Buick GMC Can't decide between the AT4 and Denali? Come down to Peruzzi Buick GMC in Fairless Hills, PA, and compare the available GMC models and trims hands-on. Comparing the interiors, exteriors, and technology to see which trim will really work for your lifestyle and for your wallet comes much more easily once it's in front of you.

Almost every carmaker offers a SUV, but only GMC brings you the 2027 Terrain. High-powered, spacious, and accessory-filled, this SUV of the now is poised to hold up for years to come. To find out what the Terrain has in store, check out our full model overview. 2027 GMC Terrain Features and Specs Performance One of the best ways to find out if a new SUV is right for you is to see how it drives and look at what’s under the hood. Capable of achieving an estimated 25 mpg city / 28 mpg highway and 26 mpg combined, the new Terrain is both a city slicker and an interstate icon. But don't let the power fool you — the Terrain earns high marks for its sure-footed road manners, too. Take a look at some of the other features you can find on this model: 4-wheel antilock disc brakes MacPherson front suspension 8-speed automatic transmission Technology Technology in a new SUV keeps you focused and connected, wherever you are. That means a stress-free ride for everyone in the car is business as usual with the Terrain. You can find even more tech features for the Terrain, such as: 11" Diagonal Driver Information Center Premium GMC Infotainment System Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking Design The Terrain is recognizable for both its imposing exterior design and its spacious interior. The Terrain offers spacious seating, and when you fold the seats down, it offers 63.5 cu ft of space for your haul. With such a well put together vehicle, it's not about the destination — but the journey. Some other design features for this model you might be interested in include: Heated driver and front passenger seats IntelliBeam Remote Start Get hands-on impressions of the new Terrain when you stop by Peruzzi Buick GMC. Our inventory of new GMC cars for sale is unmatched in this area. See what our regular rotation of new GMC specials has in store for you today. *MSRP: Starting price represents the manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP) for the trim. The MSRP does not include destination and handling charges, taxes, title, license, options, and dealer charges. Actual prices are set by the dealer and may vary. Photo is for marketing and example purposes only. Photo may not reflect starting MSRP or trim level.\n**EPA-estimated MPG for City/Highway for 2027 GMC Terrain . Actual mileage will vary. Displayed MPG is based on applicable EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your actual mileage will vary, depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle, driving conditions, battery pack age/condition (hybrid models only) and other factors.

The 2026 GMC Yukon is your go-anywhere, do-anything SUV. With great options for performance, interior layout, and passenger safety, it’s what every modern SUV aspires to. If you're interested in a full rundown of the 2026 Yukon, keep reading. 2026 GMC Yukon Highlights Performance Numbers don't lie: The new Yukon is an impressive driving machine. The 2026 Yukon is available with a 5.3L V8 engine, and the maximum horsepower is 420, so it’s capable of handling trips of any duration. Even with all this capability in tow, the Yukon still achieves optimal fuel economy. Don’t forget about these additional performance specs: Traffic Braking Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking 10-speed automatic transmission Technology A good SUV should make your drive easier, not harder. There’s no end to what you can listen to when you count up all the choices you have for multimedia in this model. The Yukon also offers the following: Side Bicyclist Alert Voice-activated phone integration Super Cruise Hands-Free Driver Assistance technology Design A proper SUV should have equal presence between the road and your driveway, and the new Yukon is a testament to that. A capacious 122.8 cu ft of storage room awaits inside the cabin of the Yukon. And just wait until you see the extent of the upgrades you can make for passenger comfort. Other features that can modify the design of this model include: Heated front seats with heated steering wheel “AutoSense” hands-free power liftgate Dual-pane tilt/slide with power sunshade Panoramic Sunroof Get a firsthand look at the 2026 Yukon when you visit Peruzzi Buick GMC. Our inventory of new GMC cars for sale is unmatched in this area. There's no shortage of great cars here, nor is there a shortage of new GMC specials to stretch your buying power. *MSRP: Starting price represents the manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP) for the trim. The MSRP does not include destination and handling charges, taxes, title, license, options, and dealer charges. Actual prices are set by the dealer and may vary. Photo is for marketing and example purposes only. Photo may not reflect starting MSRP or trim level.\n**EPA-estimated MPG for City/Highway for 2026 GMC Yukon . Actual mileage will vary. Displayed MPG is based on applicable EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your actual mileage will vary, depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle, driving conditions, battery pack age/condition (hybrid models only) and other factors.