Used Chevrolet Suburban: reviews and buying guide.

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The 2003 Chevrolet Suburban is yet another monster vehicle that delivers all the power you could ever want in a full-size SUV. Not stopping there, the Suburban has a long and attractive list of standard and available features that turn this massive machine into a soft, comfortable kitten - at least to those sitting in its comfortable and convenient-laden seats, that is. But don't let the luxury of the ride overshadow the heavy work this SUV is capable of. Slightly smaller than the ¾-ton Suburban, the ½-ton is every bit as big a workhorse as its counterpart.

The ¾-ton version of the 2003 Chevy Suburban is more powerful than the ½-ton. Were this any other vehicle, perhaps that would not be such a statement, but to say that something is more powerful than a Suburban is quite a claim. Even more impressive is the optional engine upgrade available with the ¾-ton. If it's power you want, this full-size SUV has what you need. There is simply no way you will find a shortage of strength for even the most demanding of jobs.

The 2002 Chevrolet Suburban’s standard LS trim now includes heated, outside rearview mirrors with self-dimming driver-side; comfortable six-way power driver and passenger seats; side-step assist steps; electric rear-window defogger; fog lamps; and HomeLink Universal transmitter. (HomeLink enables programming of three separate electronic home functions, such as garage doors, gates and exterior house lights.)