2021 Tahoe/Suburban being announced today

[OrangeWhipX3]

They also got rid of the column shifter.

That was a mistake. I have a Continental and I really don't care for the push button shifter. You can't shift by feel, you always have to look at it when changing gears.

 

[shane_th_ee]

I saw an article somewhere during the release that said the expected towing capacities would be about the same as last gen. That would be a pretty big miss if that's the case, since the GMs are about 1000 lbs shy of the Expy. For me, that is what actually got me to the Ford dealer to check them out.

Same here. Particularly since the Z71 has been limited to 6000lbs max.

 

[aporthole]

Oh Chevy, still no center head restraints. I’d rather my kids not get whiplash, thank you.

 

[TheDoug]

I am slightly biased but... That's pretty fugly.

Just like the pickups, they messed up the front

 

[scottdm]

Same here. Particularly since the Z71 has been limited to 6000lbs max.

It will be interesting to see if all models with the air suspension have reduced towing capacity. That's a shame if this is the case, since the air suspension would be helpful to reduce rear squat when towing.

 

[Mike Wolfe]

They are still using the obsolete 6.2L pushrod motor (HO HUM BORING)
GM has a great dual turbo V6 & Cadillac has the dual turbo V8
That is what should be offered in these vehicles
Then & only then would I consider buying one of them
For me it will always be a recalibrated ECOBOOST engine in my vehicles
NOW watch this post blow up
Merry Christmas Everyone

 

[edizzle]

They are still using the obsolete 6.2L pushrod motor (HO HUM BORING)
GM has a great dual turbo V6 & Cadillac has the dual turbo V8
That is what should be offered in these vehicles
Then & only then would I consider buying one of them
For me it will always be a recalibrated ECOBOOST engine in my vehicles
NOW watch this post blow up
Merry Christmas Everyone

Word!!!

 

[scottdm]

Ford just introduced the all new 7.3L gas V8 Godzilla engine for the Super Duty's, and it's also a pushrod engine. I'm sure the packaging would be difficult in the Expedition, but it would be a cool powertrain option for the Expy.

 

[JExpedition07]

They are still using the obsolete 6.2L pushrod motor (HO HUM BORING)
GM has a great dual turbo V6 & Cadillac has the dual turbo V8
That is what should be offered in these vehicles
Then & only then would I consider buying one of them
For me it will always be a recalibrated ECOBOOST engine in my vehicles
NOW watch this post blow up
Merry Christmas Everyone

Lol dude you are off your rocker. Ford just introduced a brand new pushrod Big Block 7.3L V8 engine for the F-250+ by the way.

 

[OrangeWhipX3]

Lol dude you are off your rocker. Ford just introduced a brand new pushrod Big Block 7.3L V8 engine for the F-250+ by the way.
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Definitely off his rocker. The 6.2 is a fine mill. His post is peak fan boi.