If your journey takes you onto remote roads, both models offer an off-road-tuned trim level. The Expedition Timberline is ready to take on any trail, but the Chevy Tahoe Z71 comes complete with more aggressive styling and the following features:

• Autotrac® 2-speed transfer case
• Hill Descent Control
• Performance Front Skid Plate
• Red recovery hooks
• Heavy-Duty Air Filter

Magnetic Ride Control™ is only available with the Chevy Tahoe. Also available is the Four-Corner Air Ride Adaptive Suspension, which will work to smooth out your ride and further amplify the comfort of this SUV.

You can also opt for Side Blind Zone Alert with either SUV. It will warn you when a vehicle is lurking alongside you. That way, you can change lanes with ease. It works with Rear Cross Traffic Alert, which helps ensure the coast is clear while you’re backing out of tight parking spots.

What about when you’re maneuvering into those tight spots? The Chevy Tahoe and the Ford Expedition have your back there, too. They can be equipped with a Surround Vision Camera to give you a better view of what’s going on around you, so you can nail that park job every time.

The interiors of these vehicles are nothing short of cavernous. If you’re bringing the entire crew along for the ride, both the Tahoe and the Expedition have a maximum seating capacity of eight passengers.

You’ll get to stay connected with the innovative infotainment systems in these SUVs. They both offer Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ capability, so you can keep up with your favorite apps and music. There’s also an available 4G LTE Wi-Fi® hotspot, so you’ll always have a signal you can rely on.