Kudos to GM. This is how you fix an interior.
#2
MUCH MUCH MUCH better than the old one. That was my biggest gripe with the Escalade.... the interior looked exactly like that crappy old Tahoe interior with a little more wood and leather. Looks like they followed Ford's lead, who proved that it is actually ok to build a domestic truck with a decent looking interior.
Here's the Ford truck interior for comparison....
Here's the Ford truck interior for comparison....
#4
wow... i'm not even a big fan of GM, but that's a NICE improvement! good work fellas. and by fellas, i mean GM. and by GM, i mean the designers. i guess "good job" is the central theme i'm going for here.
#5
Yes its a huge improvement. Inside and out. I like the way it looks more than the Yukon or Escalade. Setting out to change the fullsize truck game this year. Hope Toyota can set the var even higher.
#7
There is no question that some new GM products have better looking interiors now than just a few years ago. But....the question is.......is it just better LOOKING or better-QUALITY materials being used? Some new GM interiors ( like some new Cadillacs, the Corvette C6, and the Pontiac GTO ) actually show some improvement in the quality of materials used. Others ( like many other Pontiacs ) just simply sugar-coat the same old cheap plastic junk to make it look a little better, Still others ( like the new Buick Lucernes ) show no improvement at all...they look AND feel like junk.
I have not formally reviewed the new Tahoe up close, so I can't yet comment on the actual quality of the materials used in the new interior, but from your posted pictures there it is definitely a visual improvement, big-time...no question about that.
I have not formally reviewed the new Tahoe up close, so I can't yet comment on the actual quality of the materials used in the new interior, but from your posted pictures there it is definitely a visual improvement, big-time...no question about that.
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#12
Originally Posted by mmarshall
There is no question that some new GM products have better looking interiors now than just a few years ago. But....the question is.......is it just better LOOKING or better-QUALITY materials being used? Some new GM interiors ( like some new Cadillacs, the Corvette C6, and the Pontiac GTO ) actually show some improvement in the quality of materials used. Others ( like many other Pontiacs ) just simply sugar-coat the same old cheap plastic junk to make it look a little better, Still others ( like the new Buick Lucernes ) show no improvement at all...they look AND feel like junk.
I have not formally reviewed the new Tahoe up close, so I can't yet comment on the actual quality of the materials used in the new interior, but from your posted pictures there it is definitely a visual improvement, big-time...no question about that.
I have not formally reviewed the new Tahoe up close, so I can't yet comment on the actual quality of the materials used in the new interior, but from your posted pictures there it is definitely a visual improvement, big-time...no question about that.
#15
This interior DOES LOOK good enough, however, and there seems to be enough interest in it, that it rates a vehicle review. I will put the new Tahoe on my review schedule as soon as it becomes available at dealerships. In the meantime, we can get a good idea of the interior materials just at the upcoming car shows.......a test-drive, of course, is not needed for that.