The Denali has been made infamous thanks to television series like HBO's "Eastbound and Down" - where main character, ex-Major League Baseball player Kenny Powers, proclaims that when he was at his peak of success he had "Denali's on the reg."

The all new GMC Yukon Denali has not changed much in styling since the 2009, or 2008, models. Its front end looks similar to the Chevy Tahoe, but with a little more class thanks to the addition of that big, red GMC logo we've all come to know and love.

A Yukon Denali XL is 20 inches longer then your standard Yukon, giving more room for hauling lumber, the kids, and groceries.

Lower body panels and a sportier profile will attract Yukon Denali to a younger generation of car buyers, at least that is what GM hopes for.

Another option to bring in a younger crowd is GMC's Denali hybrid, which mattes an electric regenerative engine to the already powerful gasoline powerplant.

The Yukon XL and Denali both offer a 403hp, 6.2-liter V-8, as an option on the XL and standard on either the Yukon Denali or the Denali XL. It's the pick for the toughest towing demands and accelerates well, but mileage will only reach 12/19 mpg.

MSRP for the GMC Yukon starts at $38,020, and heads upwards of $55,995 for a fully loaded Yukon Denali XL.

You too can drive in style, and have "Denali's on the reg" like Kenny Powers by checking out all the 2010 models at Dave Smith Motors.