The 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe starts at $45,890 for the base LS configured with two-wheel drive. Stepping up to the LT trim--which adds leather-appointed seats, Chevrolet MyLink, a premium sound system, and more—brings the price to $50,995. The top LTZ trim can be had for $59,995 and includes keyless entry, power release seats, front park assist, and 20-inch wheels. Adding the all-wheel drive option to any of these trim levels costs an additional $3,000. The Tahoe's long-wheelbase cousin, the Suburban, starts at $48,590.
The LT trim bumps up the price to $53,695 while the top LTZ trim starts at $62,695 without adding any options. As with the Tahoe, all-wheel drive is also available for an extra $3,000 on the Suburban. All prices listed include a destination and handling fee.
Chevrolet has also released fuel economy information on its new line of SUVs. These numbers, along with almost everything else, have improved from the previous generation vehicles. Check out our review of the Tahoe and Suburban.
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