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SEARCHThe 2015 Tahoe PPV is Chevy's first pursuit-rated SUV to come with four-wheel drive. In addition, the exterior and interior have been redesigned, and the engine is now a 5.3-liter EcoTec3 V8 with standard direct injection, Active Fuel Management, and continuously variable valve timing.
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The 2015 Tahoe PPV is Chevy's first pursuit-rated SUV to come with four-wheel drive. In addition, the exterior and interior have been redesigned, and the engine is now a 5.3-liter EcoTec3 V8 with standard direct injection, Active Fuel Management, and continuously variable valve timing.
Other new standard features on the 2015 Tahoe PPV include:
Rear-vision camera system with rear park assist
Electric power steering
Autotrac two-speed electronic transfer case
Heavy-duty trailer towing equipment with universal wiring
Dual isolated batteries (primary and auxiliary)
Surveillance mode circuit
The following options are available on the 2015 Tahoe PPV.
Driver alert package with forward collision alert, lane departure warning, and power-adjustable pedals
Front bucket seats with retail-style center console and driver seat inboard airbag
Front frame-mounted recovery hooks
Solar absorbing non-tinted rear glass
Remote vehicle start
Vinyl rear seating
Read the full vehicle review: Redesigned and Ready for Duty
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