This 1999 GMC Yukon SLT sold for $8,200, which is a deal considering it went for 22% below the fair value estimate of $10,568.

This Yukon represents a solid piece of late '90s SUV history. With a 5.7-liter V8 and a four-speed automatic transmission, it balances power with reliability. The one-owner history adds a layer of appeal, especially for buyers who value service records and care. At 142k miles, it's got some wear but nothing outrageous for a vehicle of this era. The Pewter Metallic paint and Navy leather interior give it a nice look, making it suitable for everything from family trips to daily commutes.

The bidding was lively, with 46 bids placed, indicating strong interest in this model. Given the final sale price of $8,200, it seems like buyers were keen, but perhaps not enough to push the price up to fair market value. This model's high mileage and age typically keep prices in check, but the low number of comparable sales can also lead to fluctuations. At 22% below fair value, this price feels like a win for the buyer.

The community was all about the excitement of the win. One user chimed in, “Congrats @jeepmore on your 1st BaT win!!” This kind of enthusiasm reflects the camaraderie often found in car auction circles, especially when a solid vehicle like this gets a new home.

For anyone hunting a similar Yukon, keep an eye on the service history. Make sure to look for any major repairs or maintenance records. High-mileage vehicles can have hidden issues, and knowing how well it was cared for can save you from costly surprises down the line.

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