I love our suburban. There is plenty of room in the vehicle plus enough trunk space. We have 5 children and they are active in extra curricular activities. There is enough room for us plus their equipment and enough space to put some toys for the younger two to play with. The vehicle has over 100,000 miles and is still running strong. I feel very comfortable driving this car no matter the road conditions. It gets better fuel mileage than the minivan we had prior to owning this car. It is also a flex fuel vehicle so I like the option to run that fuel.

I like the interior space for sure. The driver's seat has plenty of room to relax while driving, which is great for me because I do a lot of driving. However, one of the things that really sold me on the car is that every seat in the whole car has enough space around it. I've sat in each seat in that car, and never felt claustrophobic or cramped. Another thing I really like is the capabilities of the vehicle. I got the 4-wheel drive version, and there have been a couple of times I've gotten stuck in mud or sand, and when I switch to 4-wheel drive, I'm able to navigate out of it. I also have a built-in entertainment system that shows movies in the back for the passengers, and when you're in park, it actually shows up on the front display as well. Kind of a cool little bonus feature. The rear has enough space that we were able to actually camp in the back of the car. We laid a mattress down and our whole family had enough space to rest. I will say, one of the negatives is the miles per gallon. It's rated at 15 city and 20 highway, but I average about 10 in the city and 18 or 19 on the highway. Despite that, I'd still trade the mpg's for the space and durability for sure. I've had the car for 5 years this year, and driven well over 100,000 miles, and the engine is still strong.