Impractical year for the Tahoe
This "City" version of the Tahoe does not satisfy. The technological dependencies for that era were hopeful but fall short for today's driver.
I miss the mid 90's rugged build and back seat fold-down storage option. If the battery dies, there is no manual key rear hatch entry. The stock Bose speakers are decent but the sound system as a whole is seriously lacking after experiencing the newer model's upgrades. For so many driver dash settings options, they mostly seem so extra and unnecessary. If garage kept and routinely serviced it is a swell around town grocery getter, but the driver seats tend to wear and tear the fastest and the oxidation of the AC and radio plastic is hard to miss from the repeated condensation sweat. The cab begins to shake after 200,000 miles versus the older, heavier bodies that just seemed sturdier and safer. I'm just not a fan of this "awkward inbetween years" Tahoe.
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