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for 2018 the cargo space is significantly less. My buddy took us to the airport in his 2023 Traverse.
We bought the vehicle in 2011 thinking we could get all the benefits of a crossover with the space of a Tahoe. And back then, as today yes, the Tahoe is a truck. In my mind we were sans child and not ready for one. But we're ready today! lol
The 2008-2017 is on par with the new Tahoe, and I think exceeds the 2016 Tahoe, and is about 4 cu ft less than a current Tahoe. We're used to driving with the 3rd row folded and having the cargo space, would be hard to get used to 17.5 less.
Believe it or not even the Grand Wagoneer (original not L) has less space, as measured by the EPA.
We bought the vehicle in 2011 thinking we could get all the benefits of a crossover with the space of a Tahoe. And back then, as today yes, the Tahoe is a truck. In my mind we were sans child and not ready for one. But we're ready today! lol
The 2008-2017 is on par with the new Tahoe, and I think exceeds the 2016 Tahoe, and is about 4 cu ft less than a current Tahoe. We're used to driving with the 3rd row folded and having the cargo space, would be hard to get used to 17.5 less.
Believe it or not even the Grand Wagoneer (original not L) has less space, as measured by the EPA.
