I have owned this vehicle for 8 years and have put 140,000 miles on it. We originally bought it because of the capacity. The only money I have put into it is for maintenance. We have kids that climb in and out all of the time and the interior has held up extremely well with only one worn spot on the driver's seat. It handles great in any weather condition including snow. Fuel economy isn't the greatest however I would sacrifice that for the big, safe vehicle that this is.

I love my Suburban. I love all the room that I have in it. The Suburban can seat eight people comfortably, but it can only hold five car seats/booster seat comfortably. I have driven my Suburban everywhere I go and love how it handles on the highway and in the city. The suburban is very dependable, and I have had no mechanical problems with it. The Suburban does have a few cons. The first con is the size. The Suburban is big, and if you are not use to a big vehicle, it can be rough. The next con is the gas. It can take $100.00 or more to fill the Suburban up when the gas prices go up. Another con is that the radio goes out and you have to have it replaced which is not cheap. Tires are costly when they have to be replaced. The Suburban has issues just like any other vehicle. If I had to do it again, I would still get a Suburban. I am still in love with it and do not regret my decision to purchase it. I think if you need a larger vehicle, this could be the one for you. Don't be afraid of the size!