New look....

[DougAMiller]

I like a lot about the 2015-2018 Tahoe, especially the RST, but I'm still not fond of the front end. So, I did a little fantasizing and Photoshopping of a Suburban crossed with a 6.2L Silverado Redline, and this is what the result was. What do you think?

 

[GTNator]

I like it, in a retro sort of way. Those headlights remind me of the 90’s. But to be honest, I hope the next one looks more modern.


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[sickk23]

I’m the negative one here. I don’t like it, but I don’t love much of GM’s current design language anyways.

 

[CMoore711]

Nice photoshop work. I think the length of your rendering is throwing me off, that’s about 2 ft. longer than a normal suburban. That rear wheel and wheel arch would be closer to the rear door. Change the rear bumper to the suburban instead of the truck style and you got a winner.

Not bad...

 

[CMil527]

Nice job... not a bad look!

 

[Blueinterceptor]

I like it too. Not a fan of the current Tahoe/suburban fin fenders

I do like the look of the 19 Silverado front end

I’m hoping for a combination of the 2

 

[swathdiver]

Nice photoshop work. I think the length of your rendering is throwing me off, that’s about 2 ft. longer than a normal suburban. That rear wheel and wheel arch would be closer to the rear door. Change the rear bumper to the suburban instead of the truck style and you got a winner.

Not bad...

Even more storage or a comfy 3rd row, you put the incorrigible kids back there!

I think it looks great and would sell but the length will put off the city slickers but sure would ride and tow nice on the highway with that long wheelbase!

 

[DougAMiller]

Nice photoshop work. I think the length of your rendering is throwing me off, that’s about 2 ft. longer than a normal suburban. That rear wheel and wheel arch would be closer to the rear door. Change the rear bumper to the suburban instead of the truck style and you got a winner.

Not bad...

You're right, the wheelbase is 23in longer. I thought that the Silverado crewcab wheelbase would provide more passenger room, and I kind of liked the look, as opposed to moving the rear axle forward. The overall length would be about 15in longer, so the comment about urban drivers is valid. Probably should fit the Suburban rear bumper to it though.

 

[DougAMiller]

Here is a more Suburban-esque rear bumper. You're right, it does look better that way, but I'm still sticking with the long wheelbase.