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    Chevrolet Suburban Change Vehicle

    The Suburban is a huge, old-fashioned, truck-based SUV; the quintessential family truckster for large families who live beyond the suburbs. What sets it apart from other SUVs is that it provides three rows of seats -- for carrying up to seven, eight, or even nine people -- yet still retains generous cargo space, along with a hefty towing capacity.
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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:

    Driving Experience

    Includes acceleration and handling

    What Owners Say

    “Vastly improved handling and acceleration iced previous models. Ride is quiet, secure, almost crisp. Corners very well. Plenty of power and acceleration.”

    ANDREW S., CO (2015 Chevrolet Suburban)

    “It is underpowered. Cruise control takes to long to react to inclines. I probably would be happier with its "cousin" - the GMC Yukon XL Denali.”

    D K., PA (2015 Chevrolet Suburban)

    “good acceleration when needed. gets up to 26 mpg on the road. smooth ride, comfortable handling.”

    KENNETH P., PA (2015 Chevrolet Suburban)

    Comfort

    Includes seats, climate control, noise, and ride

    What Owners Say

    “If I had it to do over again, I would get the next higher comfort package with electric seat controls and keyless entry and start. Even without we are very satisfied with this vehicle.”

    JAY L., IA (2015 Chevrolet Suburban)

    “Very comfortable ride especially for long trips with kids. Great multi zone climate control”

    ROBERT M., ME (2015 Chevrolet Suburban)

    “The 2015 Suburban driver's seat edge is 5" higher than my 2004 Suburban. That makes is VERY difficult to get into. Getting out takes a slide off the seat edge but getting in is a struggle. A camper store has a pneumatic device that can lower the car 2" for $3500 which isn't worth it. GM needs to consider ease of access.”

    Anonymous, NJ (2015 Chevrolet Suburban)

    “Seatbelt are not comfortable”

    Anonymous, MD (2015 Chevrolet Suburban)

    “The front seats are not as comfortable as the 2008 model I had previously. I had to have the seat warning vibration devise moved because is hurt to sit on it.”

    Anonymous, CO (2015 Chevrolet Suburban)
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    Value

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

    What Owners Say

    “A great vehicle and vastly improved but $75,000 for the LTZ trim line is just too much”

    ANDREW S., CO (2015 Chevrolet Suburban)

    “great vechicle for all around use”

    Anonymous, TX (2015 Chevrolet Suburban)

    Styling

    How it looks inside and out

    What Owners Say

    “Good looking large SUV”

    ROBERT M., ME (2015 Chevrolet Suburban)

    “Good paint and trim on this vehicle”

    KEVIN H., UT (2015 Chevrolet Suburban)

    “very stylist”

    Anonymous, TX (2015 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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