Chevrolet Tahoe

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The Chevrolet Tahoe is a full-size SUV that is manufactured by General Motors. The vehicle made its debut in the early 1990s and is probably one of the best off-road and on-road SUVs available nowadays. In fact, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has even referred the Chevrolet Tahoe as one of the best vehicles of Chevrolet that offers ultimate safety, reliability, and performance. It is currently sold in the Middle East (except Israel), Mexico, Canada, and the US, and in a total of 16 years has generated sales exceeding 3,153,857 (in the US alone).
Therefore, there is no doubt that the vehicle has experienced great success over the years and will continue to do so even this year with its 2015 model. For those of you who don’t know, the first generation of the Tahoe was introduced in 1992 and was available in three body styles: 3-door, 4-door, and 5-door SUV, but then its second generation model was introduced in 2000. The vehicle was only available as a 4-door SUV, as the other body styles didn’t experience much success.
Regardless, the Tahoe managed to dominate the SUV market for quite a long time and even gave a tough competition to other SUV leaders in the market including Ford, Mercedes, and GM itself. Its fourth generation model namely the 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe made its debut as a pre-year model in 2014 with designs being released in the end months of December. This leaves us asking one important questions: Is the 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe just as good as the previous models?
Well, Chevrolet has always managed to exceed our expectations and introduce something new and unique in the market. Saying so, the 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe has raised our expectations bar even more and definitely proves to be as good, in fact even better than its counterparts. The vehicle is available for a price of only $46,300 and has generated healthy sales ever since its debut in 2014. The base model comes with standard features you can expect from any large SUV, but if you are looking for something better Chevrolet has even introduced numerous other configurations.
These include LS 4WD available for a price of $49,300, LT for $51,505, LT 4WD for $54,505, LTZ for $61,085, and LTZ 4WD for $64,085. However, the main focus of this review would be on the base LS model and its performance, exterior, interior, safety, and infotainment features.

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