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Suburban faq
Get practical answers before choosing your Suburban.
The 2027 Chevrolet Suburban offers South Jersey buyers three-row passenger space, gasoline or diesel power and six trim choices. These answers cover the vehicle’s basic dimensions and practical purchase questions for Cherry Hill, Burlington, Marlton and Delran shoppers. Use the overview for the broad configuration decision or compare the trims when equipment is your next question.
At a glance
The Suburban is a full-size SUV with configurable passenger and cargo space.
The engine choice determines whether it uses gasoline or diesel fuel.
Lucas Chevrolet can help match a selected vehicle to your passenger and equipment list.
The Suburban LS starts at $64,500 MSRP excluding destination. The price of an individual SUV depends on drivetrain, engine, options and accessories. Compare the vehicle’s itemized equipment and total price when shopping, then review the trade and financing portions of the transaction separately.
High Country starts at $87,500 MSRP excluding destination. It is the premium trim with its own cabin finishes, ride equipment and driver displays. The trim guide explains the model’s starting equipment; confirm the options and selected engine on the particular vehicle you want.
MSRP excludes destination freight charge, tax, title, license, dealer fees, and optional equipment. Dealer sets final price.
Shop the Lucas Chevrolet Suburban inventory and identify the vehicles you want to see. Send the vehicle details through the contact form to arrange a focused visit. The dealership is at 1622 Route 38, Lumberton Township, NJ 08048, for shoppers coming from Mount Laurel, Moorestown and surrounding communities.
The engine choices are the 5.3L EcoTec3 V8, 6.2L EcoTec3 V8 and 3.0L Duramax Turbo-Diesel. Availability depends on trim. Compare the engine and drivetrain together, then use the specifications tables to compare fuel, output and EPA ratings on the same basis.
The 5.3L V8 uses regular 87-octane gasoline; premium 91-octane gasoline is recommended for the 6.2L V8. The Duramax uses diesel. Read the fuel information supplied with the vehicle and keep diesel exhaust fluid separate from fuel when caring for the diesel model.
The 6.2L V8 is rated at 420 horsepower. The other choices provide 355 horsepower from the 5.3L V8 and 305 horsepower from the Duramax diesel. Engine output is one selection factor; trailer ratings and passenger-carrying limits still belong to the specific vehicle configuration.
A properly equipped 2WD Suburban with the Max Trailering Package has a maximum towing rating of 8,200 lbs. The amount your individual SUV can trailer also depends on passengers, cargo, options and the vehicle’s ratings. Use the towing guide to prepare the information for a configuration check before buying a trailer combination.
Compare the engine and drivetrain in the 2027 Suburban EPA table. A highway rating and a combined rating describe different driving mixes. Use the combined estimate when your routine mixes I-295 travel with Route 38 stops. For example, the 5.3L 2WD has EPA estimates of 15 city, 20 highway and 17 combined MPG; actual mileage varies. The EPA vehicle record identifies that configuration.
Yes. It is a full-size, three-row SUV with a separate cargo area behind the rear seats. Its size makes a physical fit check useful: examine the garage entrance, driveway and passenger access with your household’s normal parking arrangement in mind.
The Suburban is assembled at the Arlington Assembly plant in Arlington, Texas. For a vehicle purchase, the actual VIN and equipment information identify the specific example you are considering. Keep those details with your purchase and service records.
Yes. Wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto are standard smartphone-integration features for compatible devices. Bring your phone to the appointment, pair it and try a familiar navigation or audio function. Device compatibility and connected-service requirements should be checked for the functions you plan to use.
No. Cameras and driver assistance support the driver, whose responsibility includes checking people, objects and traffic around the SUV. Ask for a demonstration of the views installed on the vehicle, then learn their limitations before using them in a parking or hitching maneuver.
The Suburban has eight standard seats, with seven- and nine-seat arrangements available depending on configuration. The nine-seat layout is available on LS. Check the actual seating positions in the vehicle you are buying, including the route to the third row when child seats or other passengers occupy the rows ahead.
Cargo volume is 41.5 cubic feet behind the third row, 93.8 behind the second row and 144.5 behind the first row. The cargo guide connects those configurations to a physical loading check. Bulky items need a test of opening size and shape as well as volume.
Overall length is 226.3 inches. Width is 93.6 inches including mirrors, and height ranges from 75.6 to 76.6 inches depending on configuration. Measure the narrowest and lowest obstructions in your parking space, leaving room to open doors and use the liftgate rather than relying only on the vehicle footprint.
The published curb-weight range is 5,680 to 6,053 pounds depending on configuration. That is not a payload allowance. Occupants, luggage, accessories and any trailer tongue load need to be evaluated against the specific vehicle’s load and certification labels.
Premier highlights heated second-row bucket seats alongside heated and ventilated front seats. Have the people who will use the rear seats try the vehicle during your visit. Compare access, seating comfort and the installed equipment with the Premier and High Country discussion.
Covered defects in materials or workmanship are addressed for 3 years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first. Routine maintenance, normal wear and other exclusions have separate treatment. Review the warranty booklet for your vehicle; the ownership guide explains how to organize maintenance and coverage questions.
Yes. Retain invoices and the mileage at which work was completed, including records supplied with the vehicle. They help distinguish completed maintenance from future recommendations. Engine and drivetrain details should stay attached to the record so a gasoline V8 and Duramax diesel are not treated as the same service configuration.
Send the listing or VIN, your preferred appointment time and the features you need to compare through the contact form. Mention whether you will bring passengers, a child seat or bulky gear. That helps focus the appointment on the vehicle and checks that matter to your purchase.
Ask for the terms on the same vehicle, with the same trade and cash contribution identified. Compare the length of the agreement, total amounts, mileage terms where applicable and end-of-term responsibilities. Use Lucas Chevrolet’s leasing information and finance application to begin the conversation.
Use the trade-in tool and arrange an appraisal. Bring the vehicle and its payoff information if there is an outstanding loan. Keeping the appraisal separate from the selected Suburban’s equipment comparison makes both parts of the transaction easier to understand.
Choose a vehicle from the inventory and contact Lucas Chevrolet before heading to Route 38. Bring your driving and parking needs, the passengers who will help evaluate the cabin and any gear you want to try loading. A focused list makes the visit more useful than comparing trim names alone.
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