I finally found a vehicle, and ended up buying a 2019 Suburban Premier. I couldn't find a Tahoe that suited me, so I widened my search to include Suburbans. Still, 75-80% pf them were either black or white, which I didn't want. I had a couple of false starts, one I liked was priced right, called the salesman to tell him I was coming over to test drive it and make a deal, he called me back 30 minutes later when I was 5 minutes from the dealer and said someone else had just driven it and bought it. I had a check for it in my pocket.
The other one had a price listed online, but after I drove 70 miles to look at it, took it for a test drive, the price went up $4K. I said no thanks and left. They called me back a few times over the last two weeks with a little better deals, but I told them I couldn't trust them at that point. I did like that truck though.
I had a friend drive me down to the dealer 110 miles south of here and the truck was just what they advertised it as, and drove well. So I made a deal with a warranty, and wrote a check. One plus was that it was a northern Florida car, so it hasn't been on the salty roads so far.
With all the options and features, it's going to take a few weeks to learn how to use all of them, but I have a few of the basic ones figured out.
This truck should last me for as long I keep driving.
I also sold my 2004 Town Car, listed it on Craig's list Monday night and sold it to the first email responder, a local guy and his wife, for my asking price.
Next to go is my 2006 F150, and my former boss from when I worked at his freight brokerage says he wants it. I have a little work to do on it first, but then it's going down the road too. One less vehicle to maintain, license and insure.
