Looks ok but it definitely isn't going to match the 2018 SRT Durango. I think it should have equal horsepower to the 6.4 Hemi. It's a Big Displacement motor...... It should have the GM spirit.
John P - 7 years ago
I owned 4 Tahoes and currently own a 2015 LTZ. Chevrolet needs to update the interior and throw some special red badging for the RST, A supercharged version of the RST would of been nice but it's about time this SUV has some muscle.
Cathy Cooper - 7 years ago
I have owned 5 Tahoes since 1996 and I won't buy another one until they change the body style. The new ones look like a funeral hearse.
GJJ - 7 years ago
I am also a Tahoe owner (2017 LT). I agree, the wheels are not a good look for a vehicle that you are trying to make look strong and tough. You might also consider a "delete" option for the 3rd row seats and give the unit more under floor storage instead. Making the 6.2L engine available in a Tahoe without having to buy all the bells, whistles, and bling that are included in the Yukon Denali is a great idea.
Henry Flores - 7 years ago
The hopped up Tahoe looks like any other Tahoe on the outside. I own a 2015. Tahoe and the least they could have done is put night lights on the lift gate of all their Tahoes. The interior led lights do not put out enough light to see ground at night for copperhead snakes. Also there should be a way to manually raise or lower the rest end height of the Tahoe. Instead of bigger engine use that money to up date the suggestions above.
Steven Robert Logel - 7 years ago
I own a '15 Tahoe . First thing I did was drop the rear end to match the front , rear sits way to high out of factory . Handles ten times better and looks great. Drop the rear 2 inches on that rst, change those terrible rims to an all black 22 , and put an rst emblem under the Tahoe emblem and a 6.2L emblem on the hood step . Then you will have a special car
Donald T - 7 years ago
Nice but too expensive.
David Tancrell - 7 years ago
I like my 2010 Tahoe better. It has a truck frame and looks more rugged than a hip hop SUV. The rims are ugly. I'm buying a truck next time around if you can't make a decent SUV for camping etc. or a Ford. I remember SUVs being used for more outdoors functions but now they look more like they are built for weddings and for the grave.
HK - 7 years ago
Too boxy. Like the previous model looks better, what's up with square rear. Cheaper to make?
Looks ok but it definitely isn't going to match the 2018 SRT Durango. I think it should have equal horsepower to the 6.4 Hemi. It's a Big Displacement motor...... It should have the GM spirit.
I owned 4 Tahoes and currently own a 2015 LTZ. Chevrolet needs to update the interior and throw some special red badging for the RST, A supercharged version of the RST would of been nice but it's about time this SUV has some muscle.
I have owned 5 Tahoes since 1996 and I won't buy another one until they change the body style. The new ones look like a funeral hearse.
I am also a Tahoe owner (2017 LT). I agree, the wheels are not a good look for a vehicle that you are trying to make look strong and tough. You might also consider a "delete" option for the 3rd row seats and give the unit more under floor storage instead. Making the 6.2L engine available in a Tahoe without having to buy all the bells, whistles, and bling that are included in the Yukon Denali is a great idea.
The hopped up Tahoe looks like any other Tahoe on the outside. I own a 2015. Tahoe and the least they could have done is put night lights on the lift gate of all their Tahoes. The interior led lights do not put out enough light to see ground at night for copperhead snakes. Also there should be a way to manually raise or lower the rest end height of the Tahoe. Instead of bigger engine use that money to up date the suggestions above.
I own a '15 Tahoe . First thing I did was drop the rear end to match the front , rear sits way to high out of factory . Handles ten times better and looks great. Drop the rear 2 inches on that rst, change those terrible rims to an all black 22 , and put an rst emblem under the Tahoe emblem and a 6.2L emblem on the hood step . Then you will have a special car
Nice but too expensive.
I like my 2010 Tahoe better. It has a truck frame and looks more rugged than a hip hop SUV. The rims are ugly. I'm buying a truck next time around if you can't make a decent SUV for camping etc. or a Ford. I remember SUVs being used for more outdoors functions but now they look more like they are built for weddings and for the grave.
Too boxy. Like the previous model looks better, what's up with square rear. Cheaper to make?