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As part of the State Fair of Texas festivities, Chevrolet has announced a couple of new models that will surely be hits with buyers in the Lone Star State. Both the Tahoe and Suburban SUVs can now be ordered in rugged Z71 guise (pictured above), and Chevy has also outfitted its duo in swanky new Texas Edition trim (as seen on the 'Burb at right).

For the Z71, both SUVs get a front skid plate, new 18-inch wheels with off-road tires, a redesigned grille, restyled running boards and the usual smattering of "Z71" badges. This package is available on LT models with four-wheel drive, and production will kick off in October. Foglamps, front tow hooks, and front parking assist are also included as standard kit.

The Texas Edition isn't something totally new, as Chevy already offers it on the Silverado pickup, but because the automaker sells more Tahoe and Suburban models in Texas than any other state, it's only fitting to give the family-haulers the same treatment. In addition to unique badging, the SUVs feature a max trailering package and 20- or 22-inch wheels (for LT and LTZ models, respectively). Buyers can add the Texas Edition to the LT trim for $2,195, or to the higher-zoot LTZ for $1,095.

Have a look at the fancy new sport-utes in the galleries above and below, and scroll down to read the official press releases from Chevy.Continue reading Chevy announces Tahoe and Suburban Z71, Texas Editions

Chevy announces Tahoe and Suburban Z71, Texas Editions originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, 26 Sep 2014 16:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.



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Gotta say, definitely liking the Chevy Suburban especially those rims with the chrome inserts.