16 vs 17 Denali

[OilfieldTrash78]

I am currently in a '15.5 Yukon SLT. I am looking to possibly upgrade to a lightly used Denali. I wanted a z71 Tahoe, but I want the 6.2L, so I figured the 4x4 Denali was the way to go. So, since j am going used, I am just wondering what to differences are between the 16 and 17. Thanks!

 

[YukonCpt]

17 has Cooled vs. a.c. for front seats.
Louvered vents forward of radiator that modulate air through front grille.
HUD is standard on 17

 

[sickk23]

For 2017:

Only has vented seats and the seat back looks cheap and ugly.

Interior backlight changed from red to blue ice.

Driver alert pkg now has low speed automatic braking.

HDMI port rear entertainment.

Second USB port added to rear console with added capability of charging up to 2.1 amp for an iPad.

 

[cardude2000]

For 2017:

Only has vented seats and the seat back looks cheap and ugly.

Interior backlight changed from red to blue ice.

Driver alert pkg now has low speed automatic braking.

HDMI port rear entertainment.

Second USB port added to rear console with added capability of charging up to 2.1 amp for an iPad.

HDMI is great. Cant believe it took so long...What speed is crash avoidance at in 17? Mine brakes but maybe its over 20MPH?

 

[sickk23]

HDMI is great. Cant believe it took so long...What speed is crash avoidance at in 17? Mine brakes but maybe its over 20MPH?

I agree, it took them a long to do HDMI, you would’ve thought it would’ve been when they finally went Blu-ray.

I’m not sure exactly what speed the crash prevention is, I’ve never been able to find an exact answer.

 

[cardude2000]

I agree, it took them a long to do HDMI, you would’ve thought it would’ve been when they finally went Blu-ray.

I’m not sure exactly what speed the crash prevention is, I’ve never been able to find an exact answer.

When we buy a dvd the HD copy stays at home and the regular dvd goes in the car. I’m fine with no HDDVD. HDMI would certainly make using a fire stick much less cumbersome though that’s for sure.