
This stunning 2000 Chevrolet Tahoe Z71 as an example of Chevrolet’s final-year GMT400 special-edition 4x4. For 2000, Chevrolet introduced the redesigned GMT800 Tahoe while continuing production of the outgoing GMT400 platform in two distinctive configurations: the two-wheel-drive Tahoe Limited and the four-wheel-drive Tahoe Z71.
Finished in Light Pewter Metallic, this Tahoe is powered by a 5.7-liter Vortec V8 paired with a four-speed automatic transmission and a factory four-wheel-drive system. Its documented equipment includes the Z71 off-road suspension, skid plates, a G80 locking rear differential, 3.73 axle gearing, heavy-duty transmission cooling, and factory trailering equipment.
The special-edition presentation includes body-color exterior trim and distinctive aluminum wheels, along with the comfort and convenience features associated with the model.
Showing 76212 miles, the Tahoe has a two-owner CARFAX history, with the second owner retaining it for approximately 23 years. The report records no accidents or damage and documents periodic California emissions inspections, along with an April 2026 oil and filter change and fluid check at 76k miles.
Exact production figures for the 2000 GMT400 Tahoe Z71 have not been verified, but its one-model-year configuration and position at the end of the original Tahoe generation make it an interesting example of this transitional period in Chevrolet SUV history.

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