The Power of Choice

Power is one thing, but the power of choice is another. While the Ford Expedition comes with two variations of a single engine option—a 3.5L EcoBoost® V6—the GMC Yukon gives you three distinct choices:

• 5.3L V8
• 6.2L V8
• 3.0L Duramax® Turbo Diesel

The GMC Yukon is available with a diesel engine for those extra strong tasks, something the Ford Expedition simply can’t match. The 3.0L Duramax® Turbo Diesel blends serious pulling power with long-range efficiency, delivering 305 horsepower and 495 lb-ft of torque.

Capability Meets Comfort

The strength of the GMC Yukon and the Ford Expedition translates into real-world capability. Regardless of which truck you choose, either truck can tow over 8,000 pounds when properly equipped. With that kind of muscle, you’ve got the flexibility to bring along:

• A fishing boat or pontoon boat
• A travel trailer or pop-up camper
• Several ATVs or dirt bikes
• A 2-horse trailer
• Compact construction or landscaping equipment

But capability isn’t just about power. It’s about how seamless the journey feels. Equipped with advanced trailering technology, the Yukon makes towing feel effortless. The available Transparent Trailer View system shows you real-time footage of what’s behind your trailer, while Blind Zone Steering Assist with Trailering delivers confidence when changing lanes.

Without either of these features, you may not feel as confident towing with the Ford Expedition as you will with the Yukon.

Advanced Safety Monitoring

When traveling, especially with precious cargo, safety is a top priority. GMC Pro Safety and Ford Co-Pilot360™ Assist 2.0 offer a comparable suite of standard and available safety technologies featuring brand-specific versions of:

• IntelliBeam® headlamps
• Forward Collision Alert
• Enhanced Automatic Emergency Braking
• Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning
• Rear Cross Traffic Braking

Thanks to sophisticated monitoring and alerting technology, these systems help keep you aware of your surroundings, even in those tricky, hard-to-see areas. However, only the GMC Yukon offers Night Vision, an available system that uses thermal imaging to alert you to pedestrians or large animals beyond the reach of your headlamps.

Additional Peace of Mind

The GMC Yukon and the Ford Expedition offer available Driver Attention Assist, which monitors signs of drowsy or distracted driving. If detected, the system alerts you that it may be time to take a break.

Even after you’ve reached your destination, these vehicles stay vigilant. Each model includes a Rear Seat Reminder that prompts you to check the back rows for passengers or belongings, helping ensure you leave nothing—and no one—behind.

The GMC Yukon goes a step further when it comes to the next generation of drivers. Its standard Teen Driver technology activates when a designated key fob is in use. It can limit certain features—like muting the audio until seat belts are fastened—and automatically turn on select safety systems. You’ll even get an in-vehicle report card to help guide and coach your teen toward better driving habits.

Bold Looks, Big Presence

The GMC Yukon and the Ford Expedition have more in common than just size. Both feature modern grilles with brand badging that can be optionally illuminated for a more dramatic look. Full LED headlights and taillights frame the front and rear fascias, and each model offers a range of distinctive wheel designs, with options up to 24 inches.

Want to show off your unique style? Both SUVs offer many exterior paint choices. You’ll find a mix of classic shades alongside darker, richer shades. But only the Yukon offers a fiery carmine tone: Volcanic Red, a bright, bold color that’s ready to announce your arrival and is impossible to ignore.

Room for Your Crew & Their Gear

Their extended wheelbase versions—the GMC Yukon XL and the Ford Expedition MAX—provide even more space for passengers and cargo. The Yukon XL adds 15 inches, bringing its overall length to 225.2 inches. In comparison, the Expedition MAX comes slightly shorter and measures 221.7 inches in length. Although both models deliver with space, the GMC Yukon XL gives you even more room to work with.

In fact, while the Expedition MAX offers a maximum cargo capacity of 123.1 cubic feet, the Yukon XL provides a whopping 144.5 cubic feet of storage space. Simply fold down the 60/40 split-folding second- and third-row seats, and you’ll have plenty of room for everything—from the football team’s equipment to all your camping gear for a long weekend.