Great riding vehicle. This has been the most dependable car I have ever owned. This is not the Chevys of old: poor realiability, engineering, etc. This has been a terrific vehicle and I have over 96,000 miles so far with nothing gone wrong (knock on wood). The interior room is fantastic. You can haul anything. Especially good for golf trips with four guys! Gas mileage is between 16-17 mpg, which is not bad for a vehicle this size. It has a very strong engine, with great acceleration and pulling power.

Brakes are small for a vehicle this size & weight. I have changed pads every 30,000 miles, and I drive predominantly highways. Because of the excessive pad wear, I have replaced two rotors already. That is my only gripe.

Everytime I think about buying another vehicle, I come back to the Tahoe. What else could give me this space, ride, comfort, and realiability for this price. I paid around $32,000 after adding an after market moon roof (which has been great by the way). A new, loaded Jeep Grand Cherokee would have been more. The key question, "Would I buy another?" At this point in time my answer would be YES!

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Great Power, Smooth Driving and an all around Oustanding SUV for the money.

None that I can see

I purchased my 1999 Chevy Tahoe April of this year and fell in love with it. I like the 5.7 (350) V-8 engine. It rides just as good or better than some of these big cars do. There is plenty of power 255 horsepower is enough for me. And it get 320 miles on a tank of gas city/highway driving. For a V-8 engine I think that is outstanding. It does not burn gas the way the EPA says it does. It really depend on the driver as to what kind of gas mileage that you can get out of this vehicle. For a SUV vehicle I give it the highest rating.

Room, Power, Power with good gas mileage, comfort, ease of sight while driving, security in an accident,good sound system,

Transfer case clunk needs anti seize

GREAT TRUCK!!!!! 32,469.00

wOULD RECOMMEND IT HIGHLY FOR PROFESSIONAL OR BUSINESS EXECUTIVE AS IT IS ROOMY AND CAN CARRY WHATEVER YOU NEED FOR WORK.

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91 Chevrolet C/K

power and storage. Chick magnet.

mileage

This is the best vehicle I have ever owned. I travel for work between Boston and NY weekly for business and I drive. This truck holds it's own in all weather and traffic. Not to mention when I use it for fun I can carry 5 people and everyones gear. I suggest springing for the autotrac feature, it comes in very handy in wet/icy conditions.

Great, powerful, safe and luxurious truck. Powerful 4 wheel drive system and excellent handling for a 1/2 ton truck. Great truck!

Goes through brakes like humans go through air, door handles cracked, wiper motors failed, speedometer quit working on several occasions, fuel line quit working

I think that 96 was a bad year in terms of repairs...the previous owners sunk at least six thousand dollars into this truck and I just put 300 into it. Luckily the dealership is willing to repair the speedometer for the second time! Great truck but have it looked at by a mechanic if buying used. AWFUL GAS MILEAGE

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Very roomy and comfortable ride compared to most other sport utilities (foreign makes to be specific)Cargo and cab space is one of the main reasons opted for american make.

The american car reputation for many repairs is proving true. Tahoe's are not even supposed need a full tune up until 100,000 miles. Transmission had to be completely replaced at 46,000. I know of 2 other '99Taho/Suburbans that had the same situation. GM agreed to pay 75% of replacement cost with no questions asked, but would not tell us what specifically was wrong - said it was to costly to tear it apart for a complete diagnostic. Sounds like they are aware of some faulty parts. They could have designed the rear windows better so that they roll down more than a few inches.

I would say overall I have thouroughly enjoyed the Tahoe, especially on long trips with the family including the pets, but this transmission problem has left a sour taste with me. Due to the fact that it happened fairly soon out of warranty make me wonder if I will stick with Chevy/GM for my next purchase. I believe I was spoiled from owning foreign cars and never needing anything but basically oil changes and tires.

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Expedition

roomy,great visabilty, power,looks good, lookes better than the lincoln,navigator.handles great .

passenger seat latch to get into back seat .

So far I love it . we had 80,00miles on it . havent had any problems yet. great truck .

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once owned 4x4dodge dakota with a 3.9L v6,this vehicle didn;t get any better gas milage than our tahoe with a 5.7L v8.

Power, beauty, comfort

Gas mileage (13/18)

I love this SUV! It rides great, looks nice, and keeps on going when the mud and ruts appear. Originally, I had some concern from forums about the breaks. They are mushy, similar to any truck or suv. Not really that much different from many new cars. They will definately stop you when needed.

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Power looks handling

Makes other cars look bad

Where do i start this is the perfect car. It is big roomy drives great has tons of power is easy to add on too and looks great. I've had mine for about 6 months and i wouldn't trade my car for the world.

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POWER -- all you need.
Comfort - the interior makes me feel like a king.
Premium ride package - With the exception of hard bumps it goes down the freeway riding like a luxury car.
Ease of use of 3rd row.
Availablity of aftermarket performance parts and accessories.

No memory on passenger side seat.
Inadequate stero for the $, competion has better sound -- plan on making upgrades.
Like all SUV's this size = gas and insurance
Base Warranty = Buy the extended warranty, it is cheap insurance.

I have not had the car long but it sure is great. It has every creature comfort you can imagine and Chevy is almost willing to give them away in the current economy situation. (Just remind the dealer of fuel prices when you are negotiating a purchase price). The sticker was $39,200, paid $35,500 for vechile and pai $900 for extended warranty (60 months, 100K miles).

I previously owned a 95 Blazer, 1997 S10, and 1999 4Runner. Loved the S10 & 4Runner, hated the blazer.

I really wanted to buy a Sequoia instead, but am I ever glad that I didn't. To buy a Toyota with the same equiptment you are looking at $42,000 and the dealers are so proud of them that the best deal they will give you is about $40,000. I dont know about you but I don't need a carpayment over $700 a month.

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Toyota Sequoia is more refined, with less power, & too expensive
Ford Expedition is larger, but not as nice inside
1997 S10 - Great little truck with monster V6, never had a problem.
1995 Blazer - Hated it, everything rattled, steering whell squeaked.
1999 Toyota 4Runner - Great SUV, but truck like ride and underpowered.