Chevrolet Suburban - Overview

The Suburban is the longest continuously running automotive nameplate available on the U.S. market, and in its current incarnation, one of the biggest. Having gone through a series of redesigns, it started as a two-door wagon, but is now a large four-door SUV. It was last redesigned in 2007.

Test drivers find that the Suburban performs really well and maintains decent fuel economy for its class and size. What's more, its seven-passenger (nine-passenger-optional) cabin is large, comfortable, and offers plenty of cargo space. Some, however, complain that its transmission is only a four-speed. Overall, the Suburban ranks near the top of its class.

You can research the Chevrolet Suburban by model year using the reviews below.