Title: 1999 Chevrolet Suburban 2500 4X4 Review - 4x4Review Off Road Magazine
Headings: 1999 Chevrolet Suburban 2500 4X4 Review
1999 Chevrolet Suburban 2500 4X4 Review
About Rick Webster

Content: While city driving can be nerve racking, the highway is where the 1999 Suburban really shines. The Suburban’s length and weight make it the most comfortable, stable sport utility I have driven on the highway. Even with its size and weight the power-assisted front disc/rear drum brakes, with 4-wheel ABS do a great job bringing the Suburban to a halt. The braking is smooth and controllable and the ABS functions with only a slight hint of pedal vibration at full braking. The leather wrapped captains chairs and steering wheel bathe you in comfort. While the Delco Bose CD stereo is capable of drowning out everything but a bomb blast. Hook up your favorite towing amenity, load up the family and luggage and take off for your favorite destination. With the Suburban’s 150 cubic feet of cargo space you don’t have to worry about what to take with you, take it all! Heck, don’t go camping, relocate to the woods. Overall Driving Impressions
While the 1999 Suburban is the ultimate utility vehicle it falls a little short on the sport side.