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    Window sticker accuracy

    High Country, I guess that explains it. Thanks.
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    Window sticker accuracy

    I'm looking at a vehicle with pictures that show the 2025 tahoe as having a heated steering wheel, the pictures should be correct since the VIN Number on the window sticker matches the VIN in the pictures. The window sticker doesn't show anything about the vehicle having a heated steering wheel...
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    NHTSA opens preliminary probe into more than 870,000 GM vehicles

    "a 2025 Chevy Suburban—so that she can operate while she waits on a new engine. Her fingers remain crossed that the 2025 model year has been spared the same issue that sidelined her 2023." I thought the 2025 5.3s (lifter) and 6.2s (bearings) are still vulnerable?
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    2025 LT vs Premier and HC

    I'm sure it is, I'm not expecting MRC to have the ability to raise or lower the vehicle.
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    2025 LT vs Premier and HC

    Does the air ride add anything for the suspension smoothness or is that all MRC? I know air ride helps with lowering the car for different modes, but is it 50/50 MRC and air ride....80/20, 70/30....? Maybe you or someone else can answer. I like the idea of lowering the car a bit, if/when...
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    2025 LT vs Premier and HC

    There are plenty of roads that are horrible in my area, but I limited my test drive to within a few miles of the dealership mainly because of a time restriction on my end.
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    2025 LT vs Premier and HC

    My local dealer only had two tahoe's and they both had MRC and air ride, I took one for a drive but the roads I took it on were very flat and smooth so I'm not sure that I would have noticed anything had it not been equipped with MRC and air ride. It was a nice/smooth ride, I just don't know if...
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    2025 LT vs Premier and HC

    I did read that thread, I don't want that to carry over into this thread.
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    New purchase 2025 tahoe - warranty question

    Thanks for the quick reply.
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    New purchase 2025 tahoe - warranty question

    The only time I've purchased an extended warranty was from the dealer at the time of the purchase (a previous vehicle, not a GM) I am currently looking for a 2025 HC or Premier and I am curious about extended warranty options. Is there a recommended 3rd party warranty company that people on...
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    2025 new tahoe/suburban feature wishlist

    Yes, I've seen that posted in another thread. We are saying that it should be a setting in the vehicle that you can disable. You shouldn't have to add a wire harness to disable auto start.
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    Are all the gasoline engine issues just on the 6.2?

    Almost 1 year later and I'm looking at a HC with a 6.2. Has the issue been addressed in newer vehicles with the 6.2 egine? I say that having just read this article, https://www.theautopian.com/gms-6-2-liter-v8-is-seizing-up-at-highway-speeds-and-leaving-owners-stranded/ Also, I haven't read...
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    2025 new tahoe/suburban feature wishlist

    More wear on all parts involved in that process. It isn't needed, I doubt you notice any savings.
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    2025 Tahoe front grill bowtie

    Maybe it was available as an accessory.
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    2025 LT vs Premier and HC

    I've never owned a chevy SUV with MRC and/or air suspension upgrades, how much of a noticeable difference is there in ride comfort? I've also done some searching on here and the general consensus seems to be, some people notice a big difference in ride comfort and some people don't notice much...
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    2025 new tahoe/suburban feature wishlist

    The auto stop start needs to go or just have a way for it to be set to off until you want it back on. However, I’m not sure why anyone would want this feature.
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    2025 Tahoe front grill bowtie

    Is this on all 2025 Tahoe trims?
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    2025 Tahoe front grill bowtie

    I saw a picture (dealer image) of a closeup of the bowtie and it was illuminated. Either the edge/border or it was backlit. I've seen this on newer vehicles, mainly Mercedes. Is it possible to have this turned off or does it get power from the headlights/DRLs/etc?
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    2020 Tahoe rear driver side door button

    I'm not sure why you think I'm having an issue with the fob or why I'm trying to unlock each door, individually, with the fob, I'm not. I'm referring to the button on the door handle. Yes, the door locks all operate when I lock/unlock from inside. All the doors lock and unlock from the fob...
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    2020 Tahoe rear driver side door button

    Sorry for the confusion. I’m referring to the push button on the handle. Each door has a button on the handle. They all work except the rear driver side door. The button doesn’t lock or unlock the vehicle but all the other buttons on the door handle work fine.
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    2020 Tahoe rear driver side door button

    Recently I noticed that the button does not lock or unlock the doors of the vehicle (driver side rear door) but all other buttons work fine. 2020 Tahoe I watched this video and my truck does indicate that something is happening (all doors lock and some lights turn on, mirror signals flash) but...
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    L87 6.2: “NHTSA to investigate potential for engine failure in nearly 1 million GM trucks, SUVs”

    Nice, you have a vehicle with almost 12k miles, it needs a new engine and they want you trade it in for something else, making even more money off of you. Bad engines and bad transmissions. I'm not sure that I want to look at GMs anymore.
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    L87 6.2: “NHTSA to investigate potential for engine failure in nearly 1 million GM trucks, SUVs”

    Not bad, but there should be a way to disable in the settings or it should be an on/off button and not a momentary button. Meaning, you press the button to disable and as long as you have it in the disabled position, it never turns back on.
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    L87 6.2: “NHTSA to investigate potential for engine failure in nearly 1 million GM trucks, SUVs”

    This is the dumbest feature I've seen in new vehicles. There needs to be a way to default this to OFF in every vehicle.
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    2025 Yukon Denali 6.2 Transmission

    Agree, nothing is perfect. Having an issue is one thing. Putting out a bad transmission with a poor design and known failure is not the same thing.

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