Wow, The New Tahoe Might Be World Class

Bankruptcy at the pump. LOL

No amount of lipstick will make that pig look pretty. Wonder if she is hungry at the trough too?

That should not be problem it gets better fuel mileage than a comparable Toyota, and it costs less to drive home ;)

mike hunt

And if history repeats itself, it will depreciate much faster than a Toyota too ;)

But all kidding aside, I really do hope GM starts to take engineering and build quality issues seriously, I miss my Suburban, but not the repair bills.

I personally don't care if a vehicle depreciates. I'll take the car, truck, or van that lasts the longest. I put my money (my wife has other ideas) on American made Iron.

Those who are worried about depreciation shouldn't be buying the vehicle in the first place. Ever wonder why vehicles lose value so quickly, may be that they aren't worth the cost to begin with.

...Ron

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RSCamaro said the following on 2/2/2006 7:52 PM:

Nor do I. I keep cars 8-12 years. The value of most are in the crapper by that time. The only exception was a 1987 Caravan I once had. I bought it new for ~$12K late in 1986 and sold it for $4K in early 1997. A 8K depreciation in a little over 10 years wasn't bad! We put very few $$$ into it in repairs. The people we sold it to drove it another 4 years! Got lucky on that one.

I was once told to stay away from redheaded women and dog racing. I must add this vehicle to the stay away list.

LMAO! HLS, I'll bet that you married that redheaded woman and take her to the dog races once a week! *LOL*

Probably too late. Sales of Explorers and others that size and larger are very down. Buyers are moving to crossovers.