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RE: 2009 Tahoe new features and Options - 5/15/2008 7:26:21 PM

73shark

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LTZs come with keyless entry and remote start.

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RE: 2009 Tahoe new features and Options - 5/16/2008 12:25:02 AM

Tahoe MFR

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LTZ comes with remote keyless entry, i like to get a smart keyless system, like the ones on Nissan Altima & infiniti>> is it possible??

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RE: 2009 Tahoe new features and Options - 5/16/2008 12:42:12 AM

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My 07 already has the power adjustable pedals. Not sure what you mean by a smart keyless entry but it does have remote start.

I have been having several annoying problems since driving it off the lot in January but I am still enjoying it.

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RE: 2009 Tahoe new features and Options - 5/16/2008 6:24:21 AM

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i mean like other cars, lexus, nissan, infiniti, etc
u dont have to press anything to get into the car.. keep the keys in ur pocket.. when u got inside u can start the engine by pressing START ENGINE button...

i hope its clear now

thanks

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RE: 2009 Tahoe new features and Options - 5/16/2008 9:44:22 AM

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Yes it is, thanks for clarifying. Would that work for locking too? I.E. if the key fob leaves immediate area the vehicle locks itself?

One thing I did like on the BMW was the ability to open and close all windows/sunroof with the key, and all controls were in the key itself too.

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RE: 2009 Tahoe new features and Options - 5/16/2008 9:06:03 PM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Tahoe MFR

i mean like other cars, lexus, nissan, infiniti, etc
u dont have to press anything to get into the car.. keep the keys in ur pocket.. when u got inside u can start the engine by pressing START ENGINE button...

i hope its clear now

thanks

Tahoe doesn't have this feature.

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RE: 2009 Tahoe new features and Options - 5/16/2008 9:49:21 PM

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Thats funny I was just thinking about those options and wondering if GM would include them at some point that would be nice thou to leave your keys in your pocket and the vehicle recognize you.... Its my understanding that if Mercedes puts it on there vehcles its probably in the future for other vheicles..
Something I wish GM /Tahoe would have kept is the driverside crotch AC vent, my 97 had an AC vent right under the steering wheel that was nice on summer days... wonder why they got rid of that?

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RE: 2009 Tahoe new features and Options - 5/20/2008 8:34:19 AM

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quote:

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Thats funny I was just thinking about those options and wondering if GM would include them at some point that would be nice thou to leave your keys in your pocket and the vehicle recognize you.... Its my understanding that if Mercedes puts it on there vehcles its probably in the future for other vheicles..
Something I wish GM /Tahoe would have kept is the driverside crotch AC vent, my 97 had an AC vent right under the steering wheel that was nice on summer days... wonder why they got rid of that?

C6 corvettes does have that.

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RE: 2009 Tahoe new features and Options - 5/22/2008 12:31:48 AM

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quote:

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Something I wish GM /Tahoe would have kept is the driverside crotch AC vent, my 97 had an AC vent right under the steering wheel that was nice on summer days...

I am with you on that

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RE: 2009 Tahoe new features and Options - 6/5/2008 2:56:09 PM

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Just stumbled upon this:

2009 Tahoe

Deletions
(AW2) third row 50/50 split-bench seat, 2-passenger, removable, all-belts-to-seat
(PCJ) Sun, Entertainment and Destinations Package
(QAS) P265/70R17 all-season, White outlined-letter tires
(QJM) P265/70R17 on-/off-road, White outlined-letter tires
(QF7) 4 - 17" x 7.5" (43.2 cm x 19.1 cm) bright aluminum wheels
(GT5) 4.10 ratio rear axle
Custom cloth (**D)
(66U) Sonoma Red Metallic.

New Features
(80U) Red Jewel Tintcoat, available at extra charge
(UBS) XM Satellite Radio with Real Time Traffic downloads
(DD8) inside rearview auto-dimming mirror
(DRC) inside rearview mirror with rear video display
(S86) 4 - 20" x 8.5" Chrome clad wheels
(K5L) Heavy-Duty Trailering Package
(MYC) 6-speed automatic transmission

Changes
(UQA) Bose premium 9-speaker system with subwoofer in center console now standard on 4SA
Temperature and compass move to Driver Information Center
(KA6) heated second row seats, now packaged on 4SB
(N88) 4 - 17" x 7.5" (43.2 cm x 19.1 cm) bright aluminum wheels now standard on all models
Premium seat cloth (**C)

Interesting that it has the rear video display in the mirror now. I wonder if that means it''''s not on the new navigation with XM NavTraffic????

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