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I tried what you said about rolling down the window, arming it, and opening it...the alarm did go off. But, just today I disarmed my alarm, and walked straight to my driver's side door, opened it, and the alarm went off. Something is definitely wrong or I'm crazy.

My biggest gripe is the lack of integrated bluetooth. I guess it's the OnStar that keeps them from doing that, but in this day and age, it almost seems neanderthalic (if that's a word) to not have bluetooth in a 40-50K dollar vehicle.

I will definitely test that out when I get home. Now that you mention it, I remember the sales rep saying something about "passive arming" when I was trying to see if it was worth the extra money. He actually mimicked sticking his hand through an open window to demonstrate. Although I think...

Did your Tahoe/RES come with wireless headphones? My 07 came with 2 sets of headphones. So the kids wear the headphones, which always output whatever is on the DVD, and you can switch the car speakers to any other source.

I got an alarm installed at the Chevy dealer where I purchased my 07 Tahoe. I don't know if it's a "factory" alarm because you can't configure it using the DIN. For instance, it used to give a little horn beep whenever I armed/disarmed it. I tried to turn it off using the DIN, but couldn't...

I just got mine 3 days ago and all I can say is that it seems to go between V8 and V4 quite often. If I stay at a steady speed on a flat road on the freeway, it will stay in V4.