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Got a quick look at the 2015's at a dealer in Plano, Texas. They had a white LT and a black LTZ. Didn't have time to get in them and or drive them but from the outside they look pretty good. Photos and mockups on the Chevrolet site does not do them justice. Still haven't seen the Yukons yet so we're undecided which we'll eventually get.

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Imcrazy Senior Enthusiast

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Sweet looking trucks but I'm sorry for 71k I'll buy a sierra or silverado crew cab. for 25 less, I can buy a mini van too to haul multiple people when needed.

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Sweet looking trucks but I'm sorry for 71k I'll buy a sierra or silverado crew cab. for 25 less, I can buy a mini van too to haul multiple people when needed.

I am with you, I can't believe how expense these things are. They are very nice, but man, 71K for a Tahoe, I think Chevy is trying to move them up market to fast. I still think the 2007-14 were better looking, of course I have not seen a new one in person.

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Man, that $71k up front is absurd, even for a fully loaded LTZ.

 

I guess it won't matter much though, the depreciation factor is still there. In two years you'll be able to buy a Certified Pre-Owned one with 20k miles for half that price.

 

Bought my wife a 2010 Suburban last year with 35k miles on it, fully loaded, for $25k. Kind of silly to pay $40k extra for 35K miles.

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I decided to email chevy about the prices of their trucks and suv's and this is what I got back.

Thank you for contacting the Chevrolet Customer Assistance Center. We appreciate the time you have taken to write to us about your concern regarding the price of our 2015 Tahoe.  We apologize for your frustration. There are many factors that influence the manufacturers suggested retail price of brand new vehicles and this includes the availability of materials, consumer demand, and available features installed on a vehicle.  As a result of such factors, prices vary considerably.    Because of your concerns, we will review and continue to monitor our vehicle prices to ensure they are consistent with our policies.  Thank you again for taking the time to contact us.  If you should need to contact us in the future, simply reply to this message or call our Chevrolet Customer Assistance Center at 1-800-222-1020.  We are open Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Eastern Time.  Sincerely,  The Chevrolet Consumer Support Team
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Man, that $71k up front is absurd, even for a fully loaded LTZ.

 

I guess it won't matter much though, the depreciation factor is still there. In two years you'll be able to buy a Certified Pre-Owned one with 20k miles for half that price.

 

Bought my wife a 2010 Suburban last year with 35k miles on it, fully loaded, for $25k. Kind of silly to pay $40k extra for 35K miles.

I wish I could find a deal like that most of em in my area with miles that low are well over 30k

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cobrajet84 Senior Enthusiast

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Thank you cobrajet! Because of you GM...

 

 

Thank you again!

 

Thanks.

 

so long

j-ten-ner

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Ha ha yup I laughed when I read the email, it's pretty much what I expected to get from them, but I figured it never hurts to let them know what customers are thinking.
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