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Grampy · 05-06-2009, 02:30 PM

I have a Tahoe and I like it, no issues at all!. A great truck and boy can you put some miles on these things and they just keep on going.
You can pull a house without the truck groaning but I'd recommend you find one with the trailer hauling pkg. and the 5.3 engine. I'd also suggest on the Tahoe you get one with the LT pkg.

Did you thing about a Chevy Suburban?
How about a Ford Expedition?

If you are buying second hand, get one that's GM Certified (bumper to bumper warranty for 12 mos or 12,000 miles) that you can take to any GM Dealer for warranty repairs and get a CARFAX to see the complete history. Not all certified warranties are the same.

Also check on who gets better gas mileage.

Some like Fords, some like Chevy's it's up to you which you will like-

DRIVE A couple first! It doesn't cost to look and test drive and then you can be happy afterwards

Good Luck!

05-06-2009, 02:30 PM	#7
Grampy Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 44	Chevy vs Ford vs Toyota vs Honda I have a Tahoe and I like it, no issues at all!. A great truck and boy can you put some miles on these things and they just keep on going. You can pull a house without the truck groaning but I'd recommend you find one with the trailer hauling pkg. and the 5.3 engine. I'd also suggest on the Tahoe you get one with the LT pkg. Did you thing about a Chevy Suburban? How about a Ford Expedition? If you are buying second hand, get one that's GM Certified (bumper to bumper warranty for 12 mos or 12,000 miles) that you can take to any GM Dealer for warranty repairs and get a CARFAX to see the complete history. Not all certified warranties are the same. Also check on who gets better gas mileage. Some like Fords, some like Chevy's it's up to you which you will like- DRIVE A couple first! It doesn't cost to look and test drive and then you can be happy afterwards Good Luck!
	Gramps