2013 Chevrolet Suburban consumer reviews

I am enjoying my vehicle! Family and I love all the space and the reliability. We will talking a road trip to SoCal.

This is our second Suburban and 1 GMC Yukon XL, I love a taking road trips in it. Plenty of Room to take everyone. Ride is excellent. They are getting too expensive, but the other options I looked at just felt less then.

This vehicle is awesome. I love it and my family loves it. It has plenty of space for eight people and their luggage. It drives like a luxury vehicle.

My chevy subaran is one of the best cars I own because I also drive a Lincoln MKT. the subaran turns on a dime and with all this construction on I-35 it makes it a lot easier

I am happy with how easily it handles for its size. It is still taking practice to park well. The space inside is exactly what we wanted. It is a very sharp vehicle.

love my truck easy to find on cars.com price was great to had so many to look and pick the I wantend

Can't beat the ride the best units class. Great ride. Hold their value as well. Can't wait to buy the newer model.

Really impressed with all the bells and whistles on our 2013 Suburban 4x4 LT Luxury package plus DVD and moonroof gives us all the goodies we could want Luxury package is a must-have with its power liftgate and power 2nd row folding seats See no need to ever pay the extra cost to move up to LTZ model Came from a previous generation Tahoe EVERYTHING about the newer generation is far superior to previous generation. Very luxurious feel - very solid and quiet cabin Better than expected acceleration given the size of this vessel Fit and finish very nice everything feels tight 6 speed transmission is buttery smooth Only complaint is the tin can sounding Bose stereo I never have liked Bose and feel Chevy could do far better without increasing costs substantially Looks like I will have to add some Alpine and Boston components just as I did in the old Tahoe

I guess as far as a modern car goes, it's ok. I transitioned from a 2001 Tahoe and found this vehicle lacking in so many ways. The whole thing is cheaply made and the most surprising parts are plastic ... cheap plastic at that. The thing I found most disappointing and the frustrating is the "infotainment" system. I has USB ports, but won't connect to my phone. You can't actually use the phone, because no one can hear you, if you're traveling at highway speeds. Odd, I can go 80 MPH on my chopper and people hear me just fine through my helmet. My plantronics headset offers more functionality when connecting to my phone. If you want to make a phone call, you have to have 30 minute conversation with the vehicle while it verifies and re-verifies and checks again to make sure you want to use a particular phone and that it is calling the right number. Then there's the Nav. Straight from 1982. This thing is so feature poor, I don't even know where to start. You can pay for traffic and weather, but I'll be damned if it won't route you around traffic or even provide you with decent ETA information unless you're driving in optimal conditions. In optimal conditions, I can figure that out myself ... useless. Then theirs the AV inputs. This is a 2013 car and is still stuck on RCA jacks. Really? No Really? Forget wireless, this thing won't even take HDMI. In any case, this vehicle is great if you're getting rid of your 1972 suburban and want an upgrade. If you actually expect a modern vehicle, look elsewhere. If you have your heart set on a Suburban, don't get the infotainment system. Go to an aftermarket shop and get something from this decade installed. It'll probably be cheaper anyway.

avoid do not buy! more sounds coming from interior than 1988 pick up truck. looks good but very cheaply made.