johniew398
New Member
Just picked up a 2004 Tahoe yesterday.
We had our Mercedes sales rep keeping an eye out for a good trade in for our 16 year old grandson.
He told me I needed to check out a Tahoe they took in. It's a 2004 and had 138,600 miles but if you look at it - interior, exterior and even the engine you would sweat it was a new vehicle. No wear anywhere including the seats. Good Carfax report, two owner. Second owner was a woman who traded it for a Mercedes.
Not the most economical vehicle but should be a good solid vehicle for a 16 year old. The only problem I have found so far is a common problem, gear shift selector display is dim but I plan on fixing that before we give it to him.
We had our Mercedes sales rep keeping an eye out for a good trade in for our 16 year old grandson.
He told me I needed to check out a Tahoe they took in. It's a 2004 and had 138,600 miles but if you look at it - interior, exterior and even the engine you would sweat it was a new vehicle. No wear anywhere including the seats. Good Carfax report, two owner. Second owner was a woman who traded it for a Mercedes.
Not the most economical vehicle but should be a good solid vehicle for a 16 year old. The only problem I have found so far is a common problem, gear shift selector display is dim but I plan on fixing that before we give it to him.
I have 155+ miles and have done nothing but change oil.
