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Replying to: rhame13 (Apr 27, 2007 7:33 pm) I took my Tahoe in to Robbins Chevy in Humble, TX this Am for routine service and mentioned the rear wiper issue. At first the Service Rep told me he thought it was NOT a warranty item, but after I persisted a bit, he said he'd ask the Service Manager. Sure 'nuff, when my Tahoe was ready about an hour and a half later, they DID credit my AMEX card for the $43 wiper arm I bought last week. I'm a happy camper!  It does, in fact, pay to post and read this forum. Thanks again, Guys! |
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Replying to: ahightower (Apr 30, 2007 12:23 pm)
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Has anyone experienced a rattling noise that sounds like there's something loose in the rear door?? I have 07 Tahoe 10 months old. Ive checked everthing I can think of.. Very noticeable when driving over mild bumps in the road.
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Replying to: jerrywimer (May 01, 2007 3:57 am) Maybe next time we'll go all out on the options. Going slightly off topic, I do enjoy the power adjustable pedals we got as a $120 stand-alone option, as my wife is 5'1" and I'm 6'2". But I do wish we had the memory feature for the seats, mirrors, and pedals. It takes a minute to get things set up when I drive it on the weekends. In fact I wish we had gotten the package that included memory, heated seats, and satellite radio, all for about $1500 more. We checked out the 2007s at the auto show last month, and my wife doesn't like them. She prefers the exterior style and the seats in our 2005. It also feels like they took away some front knee room with that gigantic center console. So I wish ours did have all the extras on it, and I'd be able to keep it 10 years and not want for anything else. Oh well, you have to draw the line somewhere, I guess. At least we got the most important options covered, if not all the little conveniences.
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Replying to: nosbor77 (May 01, 2007 9:01 am)
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Replying to: gfraigun (May 01, 2007 9:54 am) |
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When you get on the GM web site and compare a loaded but not-to-the-hilt Tahoe with a comparable Yukon you see interesting differences. With a Tahoe you get a 10 way adjustable seat. With Yukon it is only 6 way but you get the option of buying a transmission cooler (which I think is very important). The paint selection seems the same although Yukon seems to have a darker grey available.
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Replying to: ahightower (May 01, 2007 9:05 am) I agree with your wife about the seats in the new trucks and SUVs, and the center console taking up space. I miss the wider captain's chairs that were in my 04 Silverado too. Enough that I'd give up the extra humongous storage space in the center console (back to the narrower space in the 04) to get something like it back. That was one of my first comments when I test drove a Tahoe (while preparing to preorder the Av). I've adjusted pretty well now, but the truck did seem a bit roomier. |
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Replying to: blckislandguy (May 01, 2007 6:38 pm)
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Replying to: gfraigun (May 02, 2007 7:36 am) I guess GMC believes they have some prestige people will pay for as well. I didn't care one way or the other, but going with GMC, with our specific features, actually saved a couple hundred bucks over a similarly equipped Chevy. I guess the moral of the story is make sure you are really comparing apples to apples. You'll find their trim levels and standard equipment and MSRPs overlap a few times. Also, note that when you go to "build your own", at least in my zip code, the MSRP listed for the GMC is less than on the "compare models" page. And there is a substantial rebate on the GMC that makes it even better. And of course you have to find the invoice prices and go to a dealer who is willing to negotiate, etc., etc. All that after finding the exact vehicle you want without any extra stuff. I'm willing to bet that you'd get pretty much the same real world transaction price on identically-equipped Tahoes and Yukons, so just decide which face you like better, and take it from there.
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