Future 2020/21 Tahoe/Yukon/Suburban

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I agree, RST is always good, for any year!


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Looks like ground clearance was sacrificed for the IRS.

I noticed that too, but couldn’t tell if it was just the camera angle that made it look exaggerated or not.

One thing I like is the double duel exhaust. That’s going to look cool on a GM truck with the GM lines and shape.


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Pretty sure the 2015’s have less than even Volvo’s to begin with.

You know I'm not a fan. These IRS should be an option and not standard. The last generation of the GM minivan offered an IRS under the Buick Terraza. Our SV6 Montana Sport with its solid axle offered an almost imperceptible difference and handled much better. I would not trade simplicity, durability and capacity for whatever benefit the IRS is supposed to offer. Well, let's see.
 

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Humm.... makes me wonder how do they know it’s a Tahoe?

Had a raptor behind me today and it had the led around the head light and a row of led’s at the top for headlights similar to what is in the pics. Maybe that’s a update to the expedition or they may come back with the excursion?
 

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The six lug wheels and only GM would hang the mirrors off the door again. Lol


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Any info on when the reveal may be?

The New York International Auto Show is April 19-28. There's the possibility of a reveal during that, but I bet that GM will wait until later in the year. For example, the San Antonio Auto & Truck Show in November.
 

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The New York International Auto Show is April 19-28. There's the possibility of a reveal during that, but I bet that GM will wait until later in the year. For example, the San Antonio Auto & Truck Show in November.
I hope it's this month. If it's November, seems like an odd time to reveal a 2020 model, unless it ends up being a 2020 1/2.
 

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I hope it's this month. If it's November, seems like an odd time to reveal a 2020 model, unless it ends up being a 2020 1/2.

I wouldn't put it past GM to have a 2020 1/2 as the new one, while keeping the 2020 Tahoe 'Classic'. This way, those customers that are afraid of the upcoming rear independent suspension system, will still be able to get the live axle style for one last year.
 

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GM usually runs a platform 7 or 8 years, at least since 1992. I bet the next one will be a 2021 but goes on sale in 2020 like the GMT900s. One could buy a 2007 Tahoe/Yukon in January of 2006.
 

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The New York International Auto Show is April 19-28. There's the possibility of a reveal during that, but I bet that GM will wait until later in the year. For example, the San Antonio Auto & Truck Show in November.

My plan is to go to the New York Auto Show as I am going on the road at the end of next week to NYC.
 

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