2000 Chevrolet Suburban - The Car Connection
How does it stack up against Ford's new goliath? At first glance, the Suburban falls short in the "wow" category. The new model has morphed from squared edges to more smooth but uninspired lines, accented by rounded edges around door handles, the bumper and fenders. A slightly raised roofline keeps the Suburban from looking like a brick on wheels, however, and Chevy's distinctive front grille caps off a sporty front end. On top of the frame rests a significantly improved drivetrain, as well. Equipped with a motor from the impressive Vortec V-8 line, the 2000 Suburban offers a somewhat surprising combination of power, strength and increased fuel efficiency.
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It all began in 1936 when the Chevy Suburban Carryall became the world's first SUV. Since then, Suburban has always found a way to keep ahead of other SUVs. All you have to do is look at the awesome horsepower and torque ratings of the three Vortec V8 engines, beginning with the 295 hp Vortec 5300 V8 that's standard on 1500 models. Not that Suburban rests on its laurels. For 2006, the new Suburban LTZ ratchets it up a notch with the 335 hp Vortec 6000 V8, full-time all-wheel drive, AutoRide suspension and 20-inch cast-aluminum wheels. Suburban is built to handle substantial loads, whether you're hauling cargo inside, or have a trailer in tow. That's why Suburban is powered by an impressive engine lineup that includes three Vortec V8s. The lineup features the big block Vortec 8100 V8 that's available on 2500 models.
2007 Chevrolet Suburban Spy Shots - Edmunds.com/Inside Line
In addition to the new safety capabilities built into the vehicle's basic structure, the 2007 Suburban will also up occupant safety via roof-mounted head curtain side airbags that cover all rows of the vehicle.
2006 Chevrolet Suburban - Review - IntelliChoice
The Chevrolet Suburban's loyal following is largely composed of well-heeled owners who have specialized pursuits and recognize a good value. For them, the Suburban has always been about capability, like a great pair of boots that can be muddied without worry. The Suburban shares the Yukon XL's good-looking proportions, but from front to back, they're both relatively slab-sided and plain. Borrowing a car-trim name, a special LTZ edition is added to the range with an enhanced interior and exterior featuring 20-inch wheels and chrome accents. Recent aerodynamic refinements to the monstrous Suburban have improved fuel-economy figures. The Suburban's face has been smoothed, and when not fitted with the optional tow hooks and foglights, those respective openings are sealed for additional slipperiness. Specially designed running boards also cheat the wind. For an extra measure of convenience, the rear liftgate now has lift-up glass.
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As familiar as the family dog, the Chevrolet Suburban cruises into 2005 with the same maximum-size virtues that have kept it a best-seller for so many years. Since the 'burb first appeared, it has never wavered from its mission. It remains the first choice for anyone who needs to haul six or more people plus their cargo. Completely redesigned for model year 2000, the Suburban then received a substantial update for 2003, with more than 40 major changes designed to enhance safety and improve reliability. The StabiliTrak electronic stability program became available for improved control on slippery surfaces. New airbag systems were designed to better protect children and adults of various sizes. Adjustable pedals became available for the comfort and safety for drivers of smaller stature. Brakes were refined, and an all-new electrical architecture promised improved reliability. XM Satellite Radio became available, along with a new Panasonic DVD system for back-seat monkeys.
1992-99 Chevrolet Suburban Prices & Review
Suburbans moved to the platform of the current full-size GM pickup trucks for 1992. Cargo space and towing capacity grew. As before, Suburbans were sold in nearly identical form by Chevrolet and GMC dealers. Both have four side doors. Since so many vehicles look alike, the Consumer Guide® 1992-99 Chevrolet Suburban used-vehicle review includes includes a photo gallery displaying five unique images. The 1992-99 Chevrolet Suburban photo gallery includes both exterior and interior photographs the vehicle.
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The Suburban is Chevrolet's full-size extended wheelbase SUV that was first introduced as the Chevrolet Suburban Carryall in 1935. The real predecessor to today's Suburban was introduced in 1973, a new design with four doors and available 9-passenger seating.
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