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On some days it drips a lot of water on the ground while its running, then on other days it doesn't seem to drip much at all. Its a 2009 Chevy Tahoe, so everything should be working fine on it.

I'm looking to buy a used one, maybe about 3 or 4 years old. I don't care for Ford's. I've owed a few of them, and had nothing but problems with all of them.

I was looking at a Tahoe today. It had 41K miles, but was only showing 197 engine hours, that's not near enough hours for that many miles. What could be the deal with it? I didn't buy it after seeing that, because I thought maybe someone had messed with it.

It has 41K miles, all the options, no flaws, and the dealers asking price is $21K. What would be a fair price for this vehicle?

I've towed my 1700lb boat for a long time with no problems. I recently bought a boat that weighs 2450lb, with a full tank and gear. My Cherokee has plenty of power to tow it, but am getting some type of hissing/grinding noise (hard to explain) while towing it. It really does it when I hit a dip...