Review by crluke
September, 03 2002
Pros: Gets the whole family there including relatives.
Cons: Not a very reliable vehicle.
Review by Mrs.Groth
September, 27 2000
Pros: Roomy,Powerful, Practical
Cons: large gas tank can scare you the first time you fill it up! It goes on and on and on!
Review by MOMMYCOP
November, 07 2000
Pros: Sturdy, beautiful, roomy, fully loaded, dream machine!
Cons: Well, gas mileage...but that is not the trucks fault.
Review by dmoody5555
December, 18 1999
Pros: Fuel economy, luxury
Cons: Limited passenger legroom & storage
Review by onebigfamily
December, 30 2004
Pros: It's big...
Cons: Most unreliable vehicle I have ever owned.
A 210-horsepower 5.7-liter V8 continued as standard, but a heavy-duty 190-horsepower version went into some 2500-series models. Diesel V8s departed, but a 7.4-liter gas V8 could be installed. A 4-speed automatic was the only transmission. Suburbans came with 2- or 4-wheel drive, in a 1500 series with half-ton payload, or as the 2500 series rated 3/4 ton. Each could be equipped to seat up to nine passengers. Part-time Insta-Trac 4WD had standard automatic-locking hubs. Antilock brakes now worked on all four wheels, in either 2WD or 4WD.