good ride and lots of power

i wish it is as realiable as the Toyota or Nissan.

My Tahoe is 2001 model and i have 25000 mile on it but i had a few problems already battery leaked, the front shocks leaked, the radio failed, the leveling sensor failed and now i can hear a humming noise i hope its not the transmission.

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so much horse power smoth on road not like mersedes Suv or ford ranger (my others cars) big view no bind spots even I have a 2 door tahoe it still a lot space inside if you tow something (include 4 person inside and a lot of cargo)its run like empty you dont even notice if you ever get a chance buy it !!! and gas I am not sure but I got a 360-400 miles per tank (and 300 in city)

do not go faster than 105 mph radio sucks I have to put new one and went blow hot air thru radio and cdplayer got hot and shut down other wise I love much more than orther cars I have

I love this car,so far I had some problem with tires(out of balace (lose ballance weight them self)) and I have to put new radiator got a hole after I use to tow a boat

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I drove a lot of cars but I never drive like 2 dr tahoe you have to try it to feel it .....

Great size; great ride; engine gets you there; buttons on steering wheels is fantastic; leather seats rock; running boards blend in well, unlike other boards; cooling system is better and rear air helps immensely; factory installed XM radio and onstar (I only have the XM option) are both great ideas;

Chevy apparantly doesn't know anything about electrical systems. My '96 went through 6 battaries and two alternators. Another friend's suburban had two alternators replaced. My '03 has had electrical problems including the horn shorting out (replaced twice), the theft deterrant system going out, and the radio presets getting screwed up by themselves. I'm afraid that I will have just as many battary issues with this one, as they have not gotten the clue that a truck pulling this much power needs a power plant that can fuel it. This is the absolute worst part of the truck.

The '03 is my second Tahoe. I had a '96. I love the design and ride so much, I can't see myself buying another vehicle. Unfortunately, however, things aren't perfect. The '96 had a bunch of extremely irritating issues. First, the AC vents in the center didn't even come close to moving in position to blow on the driver's face. The driver was left with the vent on the left only, and that kept me from cooling off as rapidly as I wanted to in hot Texas summers. The '03 has completely fixed this, as the vents go where you need them. There is also rear air that I use all the time even though I'm usually alone. It cools the truck faster. Also, the '96 had the trip odometer far to the left side of the console. Why, I have no idea, but the glare kept me from viewing it properly. The '03 has a single digital readout for information (not for gauges), and there is a bunch of useful information. But you have to cycle through it all -- you can't show the full odometer and the trip odometer at the same time. Other information you can cycle through includes gas milage, business and personal trip settings (you can use a business trip inside a personal trip and vice versa -- handy for my short business milage needs), properties to set alarm and lock issues (i.e. horn sounds, lights flash, etc.) and several other things. All this is accesable through buttons on the steering wheel -- once you get used to them, your eyes don't leave the road and your body stays put. That's great. I can change the radio and cds through the on wheel buttons, and I can mute the radio or change volume when desired. The controls aren't intuitive, however. For the radio, "Program" means cycle through the preset stations on one level (FM1, 2, AM), while on the CD side, it means cycle through the one of six (capacity) discs in there. "Select" means scanning through stations that aren't on the presets on the radio, but it means moving through tracks on the CD. In my view, program should move through the tracks and select should move change discs, but whatever. It may take you a while to get used to. The '03 has a smaller engine -- 327 (roughly) vs. the older (and in my view better) 350. However, the new engine is much smoother and while acceleration is about the same in spite of 35 more horsepower, I'm sure gas milage is better than the old. The suspension on both trucks is top rate, and the '03 trucks sit up the same whether they are two or four wheel drive. Both of mine have been 2wd, but you can't tell the difference. The running boards are mostly the same, but the Z71 package has running rails. 3rd row seating is an option now that I do have in my '03, but didn't have in the '96. I have taken the seats out and am waiting for the dealer to get the mat he promised to cover up the rails that show when you take the seat out. The drawback of the '03 is that there is MUCH (and I mean MUCH) less room in the back than in the '96. The '96 wore out brakes like crazy. My first set was put on at 27,000, but I didn't put another one on until about 70K. Then I had another set put on at about 100. All were factory. Also I had to do major work -- water pump, fuel pump, coolant nipple, and some other things at about 75K on the '96. And they went through 6 battaries in my 6.5 years of ownership. The '03 has a flip open back door while the '96 had two cargo doors. The flip open is much better.

POWERRRRRRR

NONE SO FAR

SO FAR I LOVE IT I TRADED A TRAIL BLAZER THAT WAS A LIKE DRIVING A BOAT. I GOT TERRIBLE GAS MILEAGE WITH NO POWER SO I FIGURED IF I HAD TO PAY THE PRICE FOR THE GAS AT LEAST I WANTED A MOTOR TO GO WITH IT. SO FAR IT'S BEEN LIKE DRIVING A RACE CAR.

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Looks great, rides great, very luxurious, handles well, and I can't say enough good about this vehicle.

Poor gas mileage and like all SUV's blind spots when backing.

This is a great vehicle!! I have 59,000 miles in less than 2 years and have had no trouble at all! It has also been towed behind my motor home another 5,000 miles. Rides great, handles well, very comfortable.

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lots of room and power

too many to list.

This truck sucks. I have owned it since new and have had multiple issues. Truck has stranded wife and I more times than any vehicle I have owned. BAtteries, altnater, fuel pump, water pump, ect...

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The transmission BLEW UP with only 19,000 miles! The vehicle was never used to tow nor was it taken off road. It just failed.

Great ride, very well appointed and a good "family" vehicle.

Blind spot looking to the right behind you if the headrest is up...

I got the ultimate truck--Z71....loaded ,from the moon roof to the heated seats,leather,9 speaker Bose stereo..on and on...I test drove a bunch of SUV's..THIS IS IT !!! with the incentives,rebates, plus a GM supplier rebate ,I COULD NOT RESIST.!

Blind spot looking to the right behind you if the headrest is up...

I got the ultimate truck--Z71....loaded ,from the moon roof to the heated seats,leather,9 speaker Bose stereo..on and on...I test drove a bunch of SUV's..THIS IS IT !!! with the incentives,rebates, plus a GM supplier rebate ,I COULD NOT RESIST.!

Lots of room.

I just replaced the transmission at 74,000. What happpened? Brought it used with 38,000. I never towed anything. Just me a the kids to work and school.

Great vehicle. Lots of room for the whole family. Great for trips. Love the way it handles.

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