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2007-2013 Chevrolet Suburban: Used Car Review
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Content: There is no badging delineating 1500 and 2500 Suburbans. Although the 2500 has the same exterior dimensions as the 1500, the 2500 weighs 400-800 pounds more and has beefier axles, brakes and other chassis hardware to handle bigger tasks. The 2500 model runs 8-lug wheels and multi-leaf rear springs compared to the 1500’s passenger-car wheels and rear coil suspension, and offers another 600-1000 lbs of payload capacity over the 1500. Also the 2500 has a bigger fuel tank: 39 gallons compared to the 31.5-gal tank in 1500 models. See the Chevrolet Suburban models for sale near you
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The Chevy Suburban is a "yes-I-can" utility, big enough to carry up to nine passengers AND their gear. Its cargo capacity exceeds that of many minivans, plus its towing capacity of up to 8100 lbs on 1500 models and 9700 lbs on 2500s is hard to beat. If you are looking for one vehicle that can carry it all, the Suburban is a good bet. The 2007-2013 Suburban comes standard with a full suite of safety systems, including OnStar automatic crash notification, 4-wheel anti-lock disc brakes, stability and traction control, front and side airbags, tire-pressure monitoring, and from 2008-on, roof-mounted head-curtain airbags that deploy in a rollover. A back-up camera, sonar rear park assist and side blind-zone alert systems are also available.