Win a 2026 GMC Yukon XL 4WD Denali (or $67,500 Cash)

What you're looking at

The prize is a 2026 GMC Yukon XL 4WD Denali in Sterling Metallic over a Jet Black interior — the long-wheelbase, three-row version of GMC's full-size flagship. Under the hood is the 6.2L EcoTec3 V8 making roughly 420 horsepower and 460 lb-ft, paired to a 10-speed automatic and four-wheel drive. This is the engine you actually want in a Yukon: the bigger 6.2 rather than the base 5.3, with the towing muscle and effortless highway pace that make a three-ton SUV feel composed.

Inside, it's the Denali treatment: heated and ventilated leather, a large central touchscreen, Bose audio, surround-view cameras and adaptive cruise control, riding on 22-inch gloss-black wheels. Worth being precise here — this is the Denali, not the range-topping Denali Ultimate, so you don't get the Ultimate's full suite (no Super Cruise hands-free, the simpler interior trim). It's still the luxury Yukon, just one rung below the $109K halo trim.

Why it matters

A loaded full-size SUV is one of the more genuinely usable prizes in this space — it tows, it hauls a family, and a brand-new Denali holds value far better than a niche exotic. OneCountry pegs the ARV at $85,000, which is honest: the XL Denali starts in the mid-$70Ks and a comparably equipped truck with these 22s lands in the mid-to-high $80Ks at retail, with live dealer listings north of $90K. If you'd rather not deal with the keys, there's a $67,500 cash alternative — though note it's paid in monthly installments, not a lump sum, which is the kind of detail worth reading the rules on.

The fine print worth knowing

Entry tiers run from 300 entries up through 900, 3,750 and 6,000, plus a $15/month membership that drops you into every OneCountry giveaway and adds app access. Critically, there's a real free route: enter online at the AMOE portal, or mail a handwritten entry to the Rogers, AR address for 300 entries per piece (up to 20 per month). The giveaway runs May 15 through 11:59 p.m. CST on August 31, 2026, with the winner announced on or about September 15. The big caveat is taxes — the winner is responsible for all taxes on the prize, and the federal bill on an $85K vehicle is not small, so budget for it. Eligibility excludes Quebec, Puerto Rico, Michigan, Louisiana and (depending on prize value) Florida and New York; Canadian winners can't take the vehicle and receive cash or a local equivalent instead.