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Tuesday, October 2, 2018

2020 Chevy Tahoe Described By “FastLaneTruck.com” as “Successful, Capable, and Stable”





2019 Chevy Tahoe and Suburban


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 Spy shots are one of the prime outlets out there to alert us as to what new models will sport as far as new features, safety tech, and exterior appearance. 2020 will be here soon even though it does not seem like it, and the 2020 Chevy Tahoe spy shots we got our hands on recently revealed a new shape, independent rear suspension, quad exhaust pipes, and new door-mounted side mirrors. It is exciting every single day for us here at West Chevy that the current Tahoe is the absolute winner in the full-size SUV sales lead. The Tahoe, GMC, Yukon, and Cadillac Escalade have all been nipping at the heels as of late, and so when the Tahoe was due for a redesign, many different questions were posed about just how it could be improved.

The staff at TheFastLaneTruck.com were smart enough to know that since the frame is very large, some improvements to the ride quality and rear suspension may be ideal. Can it be the best on deck without making sacrifices in the towing capacity department? Visibility could be improved a bit, as the side mirrors may be prone to be moved down just a touch. Fuel efficiency is always one area where everyone from corporate bean counters to die-hard driving fans want to see gains, as fluctuations in price may be imminent on the horizon.

An aluminum hood may be expected, as well as rear hatch, and door on the 2020 Tahoe. With a close look at the prototype, you see that performance is still a very serious issue with the Tahoe, and that engine types will probably be shared with the new Silverado. The 5.3-liter and 6.2-Liter V8 with dynamic fuel management are expected to be on the list, as well as the 2.7-liter turbocharged gas engine, and the 3.0-liter straight-six turbo-diesel Duramax. Known as a people-hauler, one of the things that the future versions will undoubtedly boast is ride technology that will greatly encourage solo drives, edging the Tahoe out of the “family-in-tow-only” niche.

The other day we were lamenting that this would be the perfect vehicle for a surveyor, someone with an extensive drone of photography business, or coach of a constantly-traveling sports team. Traditionally, the Suburban and very similar Tahoe use a very solid rear axle, which is instrumental in enhancing the towing capability of the vehicle. An independent rear suspension is the key to providing the overall lower weight, and improved ride quality.

The seasoned staff on duty at Carpreview.com claimed that since every current rival uses an independent rear suspension, that the coming-soon Tahoe will be well worth the wait. The likely return of the Rally Sport Truck editions should offer the pristine and very-high-powered V-8, which ups the ante in the grunt department. Magnetic Ride Control and high-performance brakes will be another very noticeable asset during any long or short haul: it's safe to say that the arrival of the 2020 Tahoe will tempt anyone with a larger-than-average group to cart around!

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