Vehicle Description
Very clean and reliable 2004 Chevy Suburban with maximum seating of
up to nine people. This quality vehicle runs great, has new rear
breaks and features a Bose speaker system. It has a V8, 5.3L
engine. Minor equipment changes mark the 2004 models of Chevrolet's
strong-selling Tahoe full-size sport utility vehicle, which is
based on the company's Silverado pickup truck. A tire-pressure
monitor is now standard, Hydroboost brakes are installed, and the
right-front passenger gets a seat belt reminder. Traction assist
and a locking rear differential are available for 2004. The wheels
have been redesigned, and 17-inch tires on new five-spoke aluminum
wheels are offered for the LT models. The four-door Tahoe has one
clear advantage over the Suburban: more manageable dimensions. The
smaller measurements translate to easier maneuverability. The Tahoe
rides a 116-inch wheelbase and measures 196.9 inches long overall
-- that's 9 inches shorter than Ford's Expedition and more than 20
inches shorter than its Suburban sibling. The four-wheel-drive
Tahoe stands more than 76 inches tall and has a ground clearance of
8.4 inches. Buyers get the choice of swing-out rear cargo doors or
a liftgate. Interior As many as nine people can fit inside the
Tahoe when it is equipped with the optional three-place 50/50-split
rear bench seat. The front and middle bench seats also hold three
passengers each. Front buckets are optional. The middle and rear
seats fold down and can be removed. The Tahoe holds 104.6 cubic
feet of cargo when the middle and rear seats are removed and 16.3
cubic feet when the rear seat is in place. Adjustable brake and
accelerator pedals with or without a memory feature are available.
Under the Hood: The LT gets a 295-hp, 5.3-liter V-8. All-disc
antilock brakes and side-impact airbags are standard. GM's
StabiliTrak electronic stability system is optional on models
equipped with the 5.3-liter V-8 engine. Not only is the Tahoe easy
to drive, but it can actually be enjoyable. It is roomy and
comfortable inside. The Tahoe maneuvers better than its external
dimensions suggest. Its performance is abundant and the ride is
reasonably smooth. Steel Affairs is one of Colorado's best kept
secrets with a beautiful collection of cars, work trucks and
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pride ourselves on delivering a personalized shopping experience
every time where you work with the same person from beginning to
end towards your own personal steel affair. Check out our beautiful
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