2015 Chevrolet Tahoe LT Review by Automotive Trends

If there is one word that could describe the Chevrolet Tahoe since its introduction in 1995, it would be ‘capable’. Based on the full-size Chevrolet pickups, its towing, seating, and cargo capacities have been among the highest in the industry. Alas, these capabilities have come at a price. High curb weight, barn-like aerodynamics, and massive size have contributed to high fuel consumption and poor on-road agility. As a result consumers have left the full-size SUV segment for smaller and less capable crossovers. For 2015 Chevrolet has introduced its all-new Tahoe and Suburban. In doing so, Chevy has made some clear attempts to lessen the drawbacks of owning a traditional SUV, but is it enough halt the consumer exodus to more compromising car-based crossovers? We inspect this shiny new truck from tire to luggage rack to find out.

[@andremora424]

I like the fact that you actually talked about tons of facts and interesting things about this truck. Overall great review. Hope to see more

[@nayel4744]

Why are you naming the video a review if all you are going to do is a comparison between the Tahoe and Sierra 🤦‍♂️

[@Joem-hz3bl]

thanks for spending time doing this video, just bought one and I'm enjoying it

[@billd5211]

Seamed like he didn't like anything that this truck had. He's a minivan dad I'm assuming

[@AutomotiveTrends]

Bill Dingo I can assure you that no minivan will ever be titled to Editor Gernand's name. Now a proper station wagon...his list is growing.

[@jaredfletcher1587]

That looks exactly like ours

[@brandilovechild]

Get a minivan dude. The Tahoe gets over 20mpg so aerodynamics is a non factor along with the tailgate. Don’t blame the world because your freakishly tall

[@luisreyna834]

Es un moustro 😱😱😱😱

[@jofazio9665]

NICE TAHOE
just baught one

[@sartainja]

Do you like the Tahoe?

[@hwanjin3955]

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