From a distance, the 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe looks largely unchanged, but the wheel track has been widened (three inches in front, one inch in the rear) for a more aggressive stance and better stability. The new Tahoe’s front end features a bold new fascia that demonstrates the designers’ attempt at cleaner lines and smaller gap tolerances, body sides free of cladding, lower door sills that now overlay the rocker panels for a cleaner profile, and tailgate handles that have been replaced with hidden release buttons. Standard wheel sizes have increased to 17 inches with optional rims as large as 20 inches, and smoked, horizontally-stacked headlights add a sporty appearance. Inside is a completely redesigned dash, now featuring smoother shapes, tighter gap tolerances, and none of the 1980’s-era radio and climate controls that have historically plagued GM interiors.