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are chevy tahoes a safe suv?
looking to get a used vehichle with a third row. We really like the tahoe
7 Answers
- dr_layneLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
Yes, very safe unless you take a hard turn at high speed, then they can roll over. This is true of any SUV due to the center of gravity these vehicles have.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I'm not sure about Tahoes but I just flipped my Toyota 4 Runner 5 times and it crashed like a champ.I barely got hurt and there was very little intrusion into the passenger compartment.I was quite impressed with it.They don't have 3rd row seats but I believe the Toyota Sequoia does.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
It's big and massive, which means it will win out in a collision with most other vehicles, as long as it's not an 18 wheeler. It's also an SUV, which means it is top-heavy and prone to roll over in some situations. If you get a newer model, it will have side curtain airbags, which are lifesavers (I know from experience) and electronic stability control (most important safety feature next to seat belts and airbags).
- borrellLv 45 years ago
My father has a ninety 9 Tahoe, it is totally sturdy and stable! Withstands all substantial hindrances automobiles undergo. besides the fact that gas is enormously up there along with his truck that's why I dont ask to borrow it, he continually needs me to place gas in it.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
No SUV is safe. Why spend that extra cash on gas. Invest and save your money. Buy a Honda, Toyota, Mazda, Nissan, Hyundai or Kia. Get my point? American cars are so yesterdays news.
Source(s): Common Sense. The Street. NYSE. - Anonymous1 decade ago
Yes.
Unless you roll it or crash into another five thousand pound vehicle.