When choosing between the Tahoe and the Q7, both are good options if you're looking for a larger SUV with 7 seats and have a budget around 70k. If you're also waiting for the Enclave for a comparison, it might be worth considering its features as well. Each of these models has its own strengths, so it depends on your specific needs like performance, luxury, or space.

A real man buys an SUV that's big, big, big! Anything else just won't cut it.

Currently driving a 2016 Buick LaCrosse, and today I ordered a Tahoe. Personally, I still prefer American cars.

The maximum electronic speed limit of the Tahoe is 160.

I'm considering switching from the Q7 to the Tahoe [I need some peace and quiet].

It seems like the Enclave won't be produced domestically.

If you're not here just to stir up arguments and don't have a fixation on luxury brands, then it's understandable to choose the Tahoe without overthinking. If you haven't experienced luxury brands over 80k, it's natural to want to try them out. Considering the overlap in price, opting for a Q7 or X5 is reasonable. Otherwise, if you buy the Tahoe, you might still want to experience the feel of a BBA brand.

Q7 except for the badge, it's just pure scrap metal.

Considering a used Navigator.

Must be Tahoe

In a two-child family, if you install two child safety seats, the second row of the Q7 can't accommodate additional passengers. With the 2-3-2 seating layout, there's no way around it, and the third row is small, not to mention you can't even access the third row once the safety seats are in place. Plus, when you're going out, do you bring the grandparents along? Should you take the kids' bikes and toys? What about luggage for the whole family? Do you need to keep beverages, tools, sports equipment, etc., in the car regularly? You have to consider all these factors.