Last year, I rented a Tahoe 2015 model for about 2 months as I was travelling the States, and it was one of the best cars I have ever driven. I was in love with that car!!! I was gutted I had to return it back after 2 months. But it is quite thirsty, but has a large fuel tank (13GL I think), and I was able to go 400-500 miles without refuelling. If you need a car that is extremely comfortable for long distance driving, this is the car to drive. You will not be disappointed. I wish they sold them in the UK.
I live on a small British island, and I know people would be upset at that sized car. People complain about the Range Rover Sport! It's not a bad car to drive once you get used to it, after a couple of weeks.
Zack, I'm curious about the long term performance of a Chevy vehicle. Over the long term they don't seem to hold any value. I have a 2008 HHR and it is worth more to the bank than it is to me. My HHR is about 80% plastic and very bumpy. Engine does crazy hi revs in cruise control. Have these issues been ironed out or is it safe to expect that after 4 years or so that I'd be running into performance / Quality issues? Keep up the good work. This is my fav channel. I'm like a kid in a candy store. Would be nice to get some reviews of great used premium cars. I know you are a BMW guy, so it would be nice to hear your take on the long term performance of say a 3 series from a few years back.
gm's really turning things around.. did you consider that car since it is cheaper and bigger than the Cayenne for your family? I know you love your Audi but perhaps a little regret on your part? ;)
At $70k for the LTZ I would look into the range rover Sport, BMW X5 or something similar. I think the only people really buying these are the customers getting nice employee discounts. Lets ignore the massive recall problem with GM. GM let everything slip away with quality and service years ago but still want top dollar for there vehicles now. Also saying the vehicle is built in Canada to keep a job is also gone. I really look at GM different now....
Last year, I rented a Tahoe 2015 model for about 2 months as I was travelling the States, and it was one of the best cars I have ever driven. I was in love with that car!!! I was gutted I had to return it back after 2 months. But it is quite thirsty, but has a large fuel tank (13GL I think), and I was able to go 400-500 miles without refuelling.
If you need a car that is extremely comfortable for long distance driving, this is the car to drive. You will not be disappointed. I wish they sold them in the UK.
Locutus and I wish they sold it in India too.People would be so freaked out at a car taking so much space.
I live on a small British island, and I know people would be upset at that sized car. People complain about the Range Rover Sport!
It's not a bad car to drive once you get used to it, after a couple of weeks.
This vehicle has a strong road presence just like the Cadillac.
Just wanted to say ur probably my favorite car reviewer on the tubes
In which province do you tape your videos?
the plates on the Tahoe are B.C. plates but the Mustang gt350 in the video uploaded May 13, 2016(about 3 weeks ago) has Ontario plates
Zack, I'm curious about the long term performance of a Chevy vehicle. Over the long term they don't seem to hold any value. I have a 2008 HHR and it is worth more to the bank than it is to me. My HHR is about 80% plastic and very bumpy. Engine does crazy hi revs in cruise control. Have these issues been ironed out or is it safe to expect that after 4 years or so that I'd be running into performance / Quality issues?
Keep up the good work. This is my fav channel. I'm like a kid in a candy store. Would be nice to get some reviews of great used premium cars. I know you are a BMW guy, so it would be nice to hear your take on the long term performance of say a 3 series from a few years back.
In he US we definitely sell more of the Tahoe then he Yukon. In general we see a lot more Chevy vehicles then GMC
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gm's really turning things around.. did you consider that car since it is cheaper and bigger than the Cayenne for your family? I know you love your Audi but perhaps a little regret on your part? ;)
Charles Fréchette I don't need a 3-row SUV, just five seats. These really are well done SUVs for a big family who might tow a trailer.
You
needed to tow a trailer for a full review
Nice car!
At $70k for the LTZ I would look into the range rover Sport, BMW X5 or something similar. I think the only people really buying these are the customers getting nice employee discounts. Lets ignore the massive recall problem with GM. GM let everything slip away with quality and service years ago but still want top dollar for there vehicles now. Also saying the vehicle is built in Canada to keep a job is also gone. I really look at GM different now....
Gazooo29 Range Rovers are not dependable
Lol
16 mpg nottt thanks
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*not a truck
I'll stick with my Land Cruiser, thanks.
Good for you.
Land Cruiser is shit lol
Give me a Q7 or a M class as this isn't worth all this money.
Q7 and M class are in a different class, and they are smaller than the Tahoe.
Samual Jones how? and in what way?
You should drive the Tahoe long distance every day for two months, and you will love the car.
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Good luck with that