I am in love with this suburban. I've owned several older ones and I've loved them all. I love the sunroof and how smooth it opens and closes to the detailing of the dashboard and how the seats cater to my body type. There is plenty of room for a family of 6. What I dislike is how the seats in the back are individually placed. I'm use to having one full seat that seats 3 to one in the back. I feel like I could seat one more person but there isn't another seat available. What I dislike about all Chevy suburbans is for some reason one of the day lights always goes out. If you drive around you and look at other Chevy those on the road you will see, and it doesn't matter what year it is, that one day light works. It seems like its a design that needs to be fixed. Also, the back door will eventually not open from the inside. Although it hasn't happened yet, after a several years of owning I've had the same problem with all my Chevy suburbans. Its a flaw that should be looked at! I love how the headlights and taillights look as far as design and I love that I can sync my phone and my house to my car. Also roadside assistance! I'm a tennis player so I can fit all my gear plus a ball machine in the trunk which is a plus. I feel so expensive like I made it in life but in reality I'm struggling.

I bought my 2016 Chevrolet Tahoe LT in December of 2015. This was the first year that they changed the body shape. The previous models were more rounded but the 2016 had a more angular look. The first thing that attracted me to it was the shape. I had always liked Tahoes, and I felt that the body shape was an improvement over previous models. The interior was beautiful as well. It had all the technological features I was looking for. When I test-drove the vehicle, I thought that it performed well. The car rides well and accelerates well. The gas mileage was better than I would have anticipated. The attention to detail on both the interior and exterior were very good.