bring back the 2-door!! 😎

Great car to get you closer to individual bankruptcy,

I just can't trust GMs engines right now.

Idk I think Chevy bribed you to pass that bottle test lol

rolling dumpster fire waiting to happen Lifter and Cam Failures: DFM deactivates cylinders to save fuel, but the complex collapsible lifters are prone to sticking, ticking, or completely collapsing. This can cause catastrophic internal damage, requiring a full camshaft and lifter replacement that can cost between $3,500 and $8,000 out of warranty..

GM SUV’s are a hard pass right now. The engines and transmissions are junk. The Jeep Wagoneer has reliable engines and transmissions, but electrical gremlins. The Ford Expedition is the solid bet right now. Ford bulletproofed the Ecoboost engine and transmission in 2023. It’s the only full size suv that data proves is reliable.

Can you get them with power pop-up funeral flags? :)

This is a good review.👌🏽

Why do they put a T.V. by the front windscreen? m

I don't get to drive Tahoes often but I enjoy driving them when I do. There isn't much else that can do what it does. I'm not surprised that the Jeep Wagoneer is an afterthought but I'm surprised the Ford Expedition sells so poorly against the Tahoe/Yukon. GM's full-sizers are the default choice.

You would have to be around open cans of paint to buy a Chevy vehicle !!! It will get great gas mileage because it will live in the back of a tow truck !!! Honestly they are all $$$$ junk !!! But to recommend this POS, over priced depreciating asset, Zach please close those paint cans and reconsider. When you make a recommendation like this you lose your street cred.

Would love if you could find a newer Yukon Denali Ultimate!

I have a 6th gen zl1 with a lt4 and I generally like GM products but I don’t think I could buy a current l87 or l84 vehicle. I have a gx460 I’d like to replace but I just can’t find a suitable replacement.

I love it every time a GM full size suv is showed off on this channel!

I was a bit concerned when I saw the thumbnail of this clean Tahoe in this video of this video because I thought it was going to have that 6.2l powertrain, which is terrible on reliability, but after seeing that this is a 5.3, my cortisol went down and my enthusiasm went up meaning that my consideration in buying one of these int the future is pretty high.

Love the Tahoe, especially the Duramax version of the Tahoe/Suburban/Escalade and Yukon.

$80k plus for this is simply crazy to me. I mean if you love depreciation this is definitely the vehicle for you. You can find these under 20k miles from a couple of years ago for under $50k. Although god bless you if you'd want to drive one of these no longer under warranty with the recent reliability issues.

Can you turn that large touch screen OFF? m