The 2002 Chevy Tahoe is the perfect vehicle for someone on a budget. While other SUVs may perform better, the Chevy Tahoe provides a lot of space and size for your family without much of a performance hit. It's also cheap to repair and maintain, unlike newer SUVs. The Chevy Tahoe is a common brand of police vehicle. Given this, there's numerous ones going up for sale after being decommissioned. These decommissioned ones are guaranteed to be well maintained and in quite good condition. Additionally, given the amount produced and the reliance on them by the police, there's tons out there. Therefore, they are not expensive at all. An average 2002 Chevy Tahoe sells for less than $9,000. Not to mention the massive amount of space you can use for storage. If you have a large family or a small business, then this is the perfect SUV for you! With seven seats, your entire family won't have to worry about renting a vehicle for vacation, nor will you need to take multiple cars. Since it's a Chevy, it's easy to maintain and repair. Any DIYer can do routine repairs like changing the breaks, changing oil, or changing tires. It doesn't have electronic brakes, so no special equipment is required.

I absolutely love my Tahoe. I upgraded from an Acadia, and I was not disappointed. The black leather seats are extremely comfortable and easily wiped off. The interior is really appealing to the eye. There are a lot of ways you can customize it to make it your own, such as putting black Chevy emblems on it or tint the windows. There is a lot of room in the back seat for kids, along with a really nice entertainment system. It rides really smooth and holds its value through the miles. The gas mileage is pretty good for an SUV. I could fit another kid in there if I needed to, even though I think my four kids are sufficient!