Just got my 2018 Denali

[Keith Menard]

Just got my 2018 Denali. The 2004 next to it gave me an incredible 224,000 miles of service, but started to succumb to New England winters...and the heat wasn't very reliable.

 

The 10 speeds takes some getting used to, but once you figure out the foot pressure, it's pretty cool...especially on hills. 

 

I wish there were people who coded these things like they do on the BMW...the warning such as telling me I connected to my phone are annoying as hell. That was one of the reasons I traded in my last truck...I got tired of dismissing all the warnings!

The one thing I am shocked about is there is no light in the way back of the truck. You would think when you opened the lift gate there would be a light...but nope. Major faux pas on an otherwise awesome (so far) truck. Still...a Whipple would be nice ;)

 

[Hillwood]

Just got my 2018 Denali. The 2004 next to it gave me an incredible 224,000 miles of service, but started to succumb to New England winters...and the heat wasn't very reliable.
 
The 10 speeds takes some getting used to, but once you figure out the foot pressure, it's pretty cool...especially on hills. 
 
I wish there were people who coded these things like they do on the BMW...the warning such as telling me I connected to my phone are annoying as hell. That was one of the reasons I traded in my last truck...I got tired of dismissing all the warnings! [emoji4]

The one thing I am shocked about is there is no light in the way back of the truck. You would think when you opened the lift gate there would be a light...but nope. Major faux pas on an otherwise awesome (so far) truck. Still...a Whipple would be nice ;)
 

Turn cargo lights on, for box too.
Are you sure you have the 10 speed?

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[Keith Menard]

Its a 2018, so it has the 10 speed... How do you turn on the cargo light?

[Hillwood]

Switches by center console under HVAC controls


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[JimCost2014]

2 hours ago, Keith Menard said:

Just got my 2018 Denali. The 2004 next to it gave me an incredible 224,000 miles of service, but started to succumb to New England winters...and the heat wasn't very reliable.

 

The 10 speeds takes some getting used to, but once you figure out the foot pressure, it's pretty cool...especially on hills. 

 

I wish there were people who coded these things like they do on the BMW...the warning such as telling me I connected to my phone are annoying as hell. That was one of the reasons I traded in my last truck...I got tired of dismissing all the warnings!

The one thing I am shocked about is there is no light in the way back of the truck. You would think when you opened the lift gate there would be a light...but nope. Major faux pas on an otherwise awesome (so far) truck. Still...a Whipple would be nice ;)

 

Congratulations, and welcome to the site!

[dieselfan1]

Cargo light switch is under the heater controls

Lights are under the bed rails and top of the cab

[dieselfan1]

Bed lights

I swapped out the cab lights for leds

[dieselfan1]

Cab 

[CtSeaRay]

Congrats Welcome to the fold!

[Tahoe02]

Welcome and if you have a pick up you may want to post in the pick up section also.

[Keith Menard]

I think that is where the confusion came in. I have a Yukon Denali, so there is no bed. At night, when I lift up the rear hatch though...there is no light in the back

[JimCost2014]

On 12/24/2018 at 7:12 AM, Keith Menard said:

I think that is where the confusion came in. I have a Yukon Denali, so there is no bed. At night, when I lift up the rear hatch though...there is no light in the back

You are correct, just the ones above the center console and above the second row. Seems like there would be something, around the rear pillars. 

[Keith Menard]

Such a strange overnight for a well-designed vehicle. 

[JimCost2014]

14 hours ago, Keith Menard said:

Such a strange overnight for a well-designed vehicle. 

At least I think everyone now realizes you have an SUV now, not a truck.