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Chevrolet's top-selling full-size Tahoe sport utility vehicle is based on the Silverado pickup truck. The Tahoe is the less-gargantuan kid brother of the king-size Suburban, and GMC produces a near twin called the Yukon. Both models compete against the Ford Expedition and Toyota Sequoia. According to Automotive News, Tahoe sales have risen sharply from less than 150,000 units in 2000 to 202,319 units in 2001. Read More
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