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Old Sep 20th 2012, 4:03 pm
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Another quickie.. OH's boss has got us a Yukon to drive. I cant seem to find it under cars, trucks, vans etc., to get a quote for insurance. Anyone got any idea where it would be living in terms of classification. There are various GMC vehicles but not a Yukon. Does it even exist??? or am I spelling it wrong?
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It exists see this link
http://www.gm.ca/gm/english/vehicles/gmc/yukon/overview
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MOG, its a 6.2L!! I'll need to be pulling the petrol station behind me. How much is petrol a ltr?
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MOG, its a 6.2L!! I'll need to be pulling the petrol station behind me. How much is petrol a ltr?
It varies in my area its $1.26.9 per litre for regular unleaded. Last week it was over $1.53 in some parts of Montreal.
I hate to think how much it is in Cambridge Bay or Inuvik.
Depending where you are living WTF do you need one of those beasts for
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We're going to SK and its kind of remote so I guess they think we need one??? I told them I needed a safe 7 seater but I didn't mean a military tank! Ah well, another lesson hard learnt!.. I still can't find it under any classification for insurance, maybe they reckon you dont need insurance, just DRIVE OVER everyone!
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GMC Yukon = Chevy Tahoe

Its there in the insurance quick quote I just pulled up with all the other GMCs....

Yup, its going to cost a fortune to run. Unless you have a boat or horsebox to tow, and 3+kids, AND a big dog to schlep around all the time I dont see the point myself.

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Insurance in Saskatchewan is Govt run not private if not already aware.
http://www.sgi.sk.ca/
No need to shop around for rates they tell you what to pay
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Originally Posted by missieleah
We're going to SK and its kind of remote so I guess they think we need one??? I told them I needed a safe 7 seater but I didn't mean a military tank! Ah well, another lesson hard learnt!.. I still can't find it under any classification for insurance, maybe they reckon you dont need insurance, just DRIVE OVER everyone!
it'll probably be under SUVs, if that's a category choice, or trucks if it isn't. Or "great honking unnecessary heaps of gas-guzzling ridiculousness", but I suspect that isn't in the list

ETA: it's there under "sport utility vehicle" on the basic plate calculator in Former Lancastrian's link.

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Originally Posted by Oakvillian
it'll probably be under SUVs, if that's a category choice, or trucks if it isn't. Or "great honking unnecessary heaps of gas-guzzling ridiculousness", but I suspect that isn't in the list
Thats the Hummer classification


Please please please dont let her ask what a Hummer is.
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Originally Posted by Former Lancastrian
Thats the Hummer classification
The old Hummer H2 was based on the Yukon / Tahoe platform, and has the same 6.2 V8

Maybe it used to be the bosses and he got sick of feeding the beast...

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The man behind me commutes two hours each way in a Yukon. It's hardly worth him going to work.
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Originally Posted by Former Lancastrian
Thats the Hummer classification


Please please please dont let her ask what a Hummer is.
Hmmm.. no comment about the implied female "kick in the nuts!" knowledge of vehicles... That thing is bigger than most tractors we have in Ireland :-)

Anyway, thanks, I got the quote, $1300 approx for the year. I dread to think what new tyres will cost.. Good job OH has plenty of overtime..
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Hmmm.. no comment about the implied female "kick in the nuts!" knowledge of vehicles... That thing is bigger than most tractors we have in Ireland :-)

Anyway, thanks, I got the quote, $1300 approx for the year. I dread to think what new tyres will cost.. Good job OH has plenty of overtime..
TBH I wasnt concerned about your knowledge of vehicles in relation to the Hummer type of vehicle
I was more concerned about you asking what a Hummer is that is not a type of vehicle
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TBH I wasnt concerned about your knowledge of vehicles in relation to the Hummer type of vehicle
I was more concerned about you asking what a Hummer is that is not a type of vehicle
lol.. i actually googled it!.. I'm sure I've seen one somewhere
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lol.. i actually googled it!.. I'm sure I've seen one somewhere
I saw one yesterday.
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