This is not a feature unique to the Tahoe, but I really appreciate the ability to fold in the side mirrors with the touch of a button.
Sometimes, maneuvering around California's beach town roads can be a bit difficult. There is a two-lane stretch along Vista Del Mar that is more like a lane and three-quarters. The right lane is very narrow and lined with dry brush...
It helps to be able to fold the mirrors for the two minutes that I am driving there.
I always feel guilty about driving a big truck in these sleepy little towns. The roads were not built for the SUV boom.
Donna DeRosa, Managing Editor
estreka says:
06:55 PM, 08/ 9/07
Try driving down the main street of Pismo. No offence, but I've come to the conclusion that 99% of Californians cannot park (nor drive).
ahightower says:
07:01 PM, 08/ 9/07
I'll sell you some carbon offsets to help assuage the guilt.
jaymagic says:
07:47 AM, 08/10/07
I assume you have noticed this feature is also on the Azera. It is great in a tight garage, too. I was really surprised how much having power folding mirrors help. I use them at drive up ATM's, fast food windows, and virtually any parking lot.