I am planning to buy a 2007 Ford Tahoe LS Sport with 115k miles for $10.5k. Carfax has shown relatively decent maintenance throughout the years, with three owners in total. Only roughly 30k miles in the previous 5 years.
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Tell him to give you a discount for the rims
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Every time I’ve ever been in anything with this little rubber band tires, it reminds me of riding a wagon down the hill in the late 70’s.
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Yes, I remember when I bought a SUV like 7 years ago and it came with 26s the first thing I asked was do you have stock rims first and only upgrade I did was install stock rims and some kevlar tires. Sold that three years ago
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What a Ford Tahoe??? @Isabella
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Multitasking a bitch ain’t it 
my bad @Charlotte
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Lmao. Everything is ok. I was unsure whether your post was a joke. But I say go for it. Mine is a 2014 with approximately 195k on it and it still feels robust. @Isabella
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I thought it was a joke, but my 2006 car has almost 300k miles and is still running well.
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That Ford is using genuine GM parts
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You should look at the Grand Cherokee Expedition Suburban.
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Hella reliable @Mccar123
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Prepare to get the DOD/AFM removed (ECU tune and replace the lifters) before it fails and destroys the valve train.
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Already planning on that if purchasing anything from 07-13, thank you very much for the feedback @Sophia_Quinns
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No with those rims, I am sure they rub. 9500 in this market
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It looks clean just the rims get some Tahoe 2015 year rims. Sell those but yeah it’s worth it. Get maintenance record for it if you can buy I would offer 8.5 for it
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I just got a 2007 Tahoe with 170,000 miles for $7,000. She had a tiny fender bender scratch and some paint concerns, but otherwise she appears to be in good condition. I’ve had her for about two months.
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I didn’t k ow Ford made Tahoe until I saw one. Now I understand why they stopped production and went back to the drawing board, letting go most of the design team.