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    Chevrolet Suburban Change Vehicle

    The huge Suburban might not be politically correct, but it has been the vehicle of choice for large families, or those who need heavy-duty towing and off-road capabilities for quite some time. Suburban seats up to nine (though more commonly seven or eight) with plenty of room for luggage. It has a comfortable ride, a quiet interior and a well-mannered V8 engine. However, handling is ungainly and fuel economy is poor.
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    Chevrolet Suburban

    Overall Owner Satisfaction

    Consumer Reports’ Annual Owner Satisfaction Survey can improve the chances of finding a compatible car match. How? Our survey data reveals whether, all things considered, owners would buy the same car again. The answer to that question is what determines our owner-satisfaction rating, which is a powerful piece of intel because it predicts how well a particular model will satisfy other owners.

    Overall Owner Satisfaction

    Owner Satisfaction with:

    Comfort

    Includes seats, climate control, noise, and ride

    What Owners Say

    “Seats & ride r GREAT.AC & heat work well. Front seating is roomy.Good strong engine.Attractive look inside & out.”

    Anonymous, TX (2007 Chevrolet Suburban)

    “Roomy, very comfortable seats especially when driving for long periods of time or when there are 4 to 6 passengers”

    Anonymous, CA (2007 Chevrolet Suburban)

    “I'm 6'5" and I have very good head and leg room”

    Anonymous, WI (2007 Chevrolet Suburban)

    “the removal of the 3 row is a HASSLE , the new version 2016 has automatic 3 row”

    MARINO B., NY (2007 Chevrolet Suburban)

    “It is the top of the line LTZ model - all available options. Dual driver/passenger A/C as well as rear seat controls. Rear seats fold out of the way electronically, exterior mirrors have embedded turn signal lights, plus they fold electronically, and the are equipped with guide lights to illuminate your path when you unlock the doors. Many other neat features as well, such as electronic selectable 4H, 4L wheel drive.-”

    Anonymous, ON (2007 Chevrolet Suburban)

    “Very comfortable and roomy seating. The ride is comfortable and safe in a big car.”

    Anonymous, WA (2007 Chevrolet Suburban)
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    Value

    Did you get what you wanted relative to the price you paid?

    What Owners Say

    “Disappointed at the depreciation of the vehicle. It does not hold up as well as a $50k vehicle should and a new replacement is 60% more than this one was.”

    JASON P., WI (2007 Chevrolet Suburban)

    “I bought this vehicle when it was 7 years old with 230,000 KM, for less than $15k. It has performed very well in the past two years and I've put on approx. 55,000 km so far. I've had one major repair for wheel bearings but that's it other than routine wear and tear.”

    Anonymous, ON (2007 Chevrolet Suburban)

    Styling

    How it looks inside and out

    What Owners Say

    “It's all good.”

    Anonymous, TX (2007 Chevrolet Suburban)

    Would you buy this car again?

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    Percentage of owners who would definitely purchase that same vehicle again. Owner-satisfaction Ratings are determined by the percentage of those who answered "definitely yes" to the question asked by the Consumer Reports Annual Auto Survey "Considering all factors (price, performance, reliability, comfort, enjoyment, etc.), would you get this car if you had to do it all over again?". If we don’t have sufficient data, a similar model might be used to form the owner-satisfaction score.
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