The Tahoe is a traditional full-size SUV built on a truck platform and features room for up to nine passengers, powerful engines and plenty of available amenities.
Later versions offer a quiet, comfortable highway ride, and while the Tahoe feels as large as it looks when going around turns, its braking and steering abilities have improved over the years.
The interior of the 2016 Chevy Tahoe gained some new technology, like a faster infotainment system with an 8-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and an updated OnStar system with 4G LTE. With these latest tech features joining an already well-equipped interior, we don’t expect many, if any, changes to the cabin.
In 2016, the Tahoe came with a 5.3-liter V8 engine that produced 355 horsepower, which put is output just shy of its main competitors. These engines should remain unchanged in 2017, but Chevy should soon add a new eight- or 10-speed transmission to the Tahoe lineup in the near future—maybe in 2017.
Although the Chevrolet Tahoe popularized the full-size SUV segment, there are now plenty of crossover SUVs that are equally capable of transporting large groups of people while offering superior maneuverability and fuel efficiency. However, if you also need to tow or venture off-road with a real four-wheel-drive system, the burly Tahoe continues to make a lot of sense. Later versions offer a quiet,
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