I would not say you are rambling. This Forum is all about sharing the good or the bad. Many experienced people here who can offer advice. From what I have seen so far, try another Dealer if possible. Sorry to hear about your Yukon but my 2022 (knock on wood) is doing fine, at least so far.
I sure hope someone at GM is looking at this Forum and listening. That big ipad screen is one of the reasons that I did not go for the Ford or Lincoln. Not the only reason but definitely one of them. I just find the screen I have on our 2022 Denali more integrated, but that is just my opinion...
An example of too much "science" applied to an unpredictable process. Your mileage may vary means just that. Every Driver and each drive is a different event. You can apply math to history and predict down to the .0001, and some people like that. It's just a number. Drive your car and enjoy it...
It's some form of AI and is smarter than us. My range estimate jumps way up after I take a highway drive, then drops again after my usual around town driving. I think I already knew that. Not sure how often it performs the calculation, but then I still haven't figured out when and why the...
Yea, our 2022 Denali was lacking those grab handles, sure wish they were there because they are a big help. Another one of those "why not" features that leave you wondering, no light in the glovebox! Does your 2023 have one?
Don't know what to say... our 2022 Denali is up to 17k miles and I keep my fingers crossed that "it won't happen to me". You will get good advice here for this BAD situation. I live in Florida and can't help but wonder if the more extreme heat/cold cycles up North are an issue? Even down here I...
I have said before that there is a big learning curve with these vehicles. Not at all like the old days when things were simpler or even intuitively obvious. I am older and finding out about the features and remembering them can be a challenge. I turn off the lane keeping feature and the motor...
One thing that I will be interested to hear from you is how the Tahoe does backing the boat up your driveway. I noticed with our Denali that even with our small boat it would not just idle up our slight incline like our old Sequoia would. I have to give the Denali some throttle to get things...
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