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Suburban overview
Choose the seats, powertrain and equipment for the way your household travels.
The 2027 Chevrolet Suburban gives South Jersey families three rows and 41.5 cubic feet of cargo room with every row in use. A 17.7-inch center touchscreen and a choice of gasoline V8 or Duramax diesel power let you combine everyday passenger duty with longer trips.
Lucas Chevrolet brings the configuration decision to one place: choose the seats your household needs, the engine you prefer and the equipment you will use. A school pickup in Cherry Hill and a loaded trip toward the Jersey Shore put different demands on the same SUV. Start by picturing both days before choosing your vehicle.
At a glance
The Suburban combines three-row seating with a separate luggage area.
Available powertrains include two gasoline V8 engines and a turbo-diesel.
The LS offers an available nine-passenger configuration.
The standard engine in LS, LT, RST, Z71 and Premier is the 5.3L V8. Its output is 355 horsepower, with 383 lb-ft of torque. Its regular-gasoline recommendation makes it a straightforward choice for a household moving between Route 38 errands and I-295 travel. Pair the engine decision with the equipment on the actual vehicle rather than choosing from displacement alone.
High Country starts with the 6.2L V8, rated at 420 horsepower and 460 lb-ft of torque; RST, Z71 and Premier also offer this engine. Choose this V8 when stronger output is part of the driving experience you want; check the separate towing guide before translating engine output into a trailer limit.
For diesel power, LT through High Country offer the Duramax, including RST, Z71 and Premier. The turbo-diesel pairs 495 lb-ft of torque with a 305-horsepower rating. A diesel shopper should compare the exact drivetrain’s EPA rating and plan for diesel fuel and engine-specific service. With rear-wheel drive, the 5.3L has an EPA-estimated 15 city/20 highway/17 combined MPG rating. Actual mileage varies. The EPA record identifies that powertrain. The specifications page separates those ratings so highway and combined figures stay attached to the correct vehicle.
| Trim | Starting MSRP, excluding destination | Main reason to choose it |
|---|---|---|
| LS | $64,500 | Flexible family seating and large displays |
| LT | $67,500 | Leather-appointed seats and a power liftgate |
| RST | $72,900 | Black exterior accents and a distinct sport appearance |
| Z71 | $74,500 | Trail equipment and a two-speed transfer case |
| Premier | $79,400 | Added rear-passenger comfort and premium audio |
| High Country | $87,500 | V8 output, ride control and premium cabin details |
MSRP excludes destination freight charge, tax, title, license, dealer fees, and optional equipment. Dealer sets final price.
Lucas Chevrolet stocks the Suburban lineup for buyers from Burlington, Marlton and Delran. Compare the vehicle equipment lists of the vehicles you like: an available feature is equipment to select, not an automatic inclusion with the badge. The complete trim guide explains the differences between adjacent models and the steps between their base prices.
Wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto connect a compatible phone without a cable for smartphone projection. Standard Google built-in brings a separate set of integrated functions to the center display; connected services and some functions have their own requirements. During your visit, pair the phone you use and try the controls from your normal driving position.
Available Super Cruise adds hands-free driver assistance on compatible roads with the required equipment and service. It is offered on LT, RST, Premier and High Country. The driver must remain attentive. For a Mount Laurel commuter, the useful demonstration is how the system indicates availability and requests attention, alongside the ordinary controls you will use on surface streets.
Choose the passenger arrangement before comparing upholstery colors. The Suburban has eight standard seats, with seven- and nine-seat configurations available depending on the vehicle; the nine-seat arrangement is an LS choice. If third-row passengers travel with you often, have them try their seats while the front occupants keep their normal seating positions.
LT adds heated front bucket seats and leather-appointed seating surfaces. Premier brings heated second-row bucket seats, while High Country adds real wood decor and its own stitching. These are differences you can feel during a visit. The cargo and interior guide turns the layouts into a loading and passenger-access plan.
A properly equipped Suburban 2WD with the Max Trailering Package has a maximum towing rating of 8,200 lbs. Trailering starts with the specific vehicle’s ratings, hitch equipment and loaded trailer weight. Passengers, bags and trailer tongue load share the SUV’s carrying capacity. A larger engine does not replace that calculation. Bring your trailer’s information when you compare vehicles so the configuration can be checked as a complete towing combination.
The Suburban towing page explains the rating basis and the checks to make before hitching up. For a shore-bound trip through Marlton toward Route 70, count the family and vacation gear as part of the towing plan from the start.
Z71 combines all-terrain tires, an aluminum skid plate, red recovery hooks, a high-approach front fascia and an Autotrac two-speed transfer case. Available Four-Corner Air Ride Adaptive Suspension is a separate equipment choice. This makes Z71 the trim to inspect when terrain hardware belongs on your list alongside passenger room.
Adaptive Cruise Control and HD Surround Vision appear among Chevrolet’s LS equipment highlights. Available camera and assistance equipment varies with the vehicle. Ask for a demonstration of the display views and alerts so you recognize what the system is showing before relying on it in a tight parking space.
Safety and driver assistance features support an attentive driver. Visibility, weather and road conditions affect performance. Keep responsibility for steering, braking and checking the surroundings with the driver, including when camera views make an unfamiliar parking maneuver easier to see.
| Your main priority | A useful vehicle to inspect first | What to try during the visit |
|---|---|---|
| Carrying a larger passenger group | Suburban LS | The actual seat count and access to every occupied position |
| Leather-appointed everyday comfort | Suburban LT | Front-seat adjustment, heating controls and liftgate operation |
| A distinct appearance | Suburban RST | Interior accents and the wheels fitted to that vehicle |
| Terrain equipment | Suburban Z71 | Step height, transfer-case controls and tire selection |
| Premium passenger amenities | Suburban Premier or High Country | Rear-seat comfort, ride and the displays you prefer |
A selected vehicle’s vehicle equipment list brings the configuration and price together. A trim that supplies your must-have equipment gives you a starting point for comparing the options on the vehicles beside it. Bring your passengers and gear to try the selected configuration during a visit.
Visit Lucas Chevrolet at 1622 Route 38 in Lumberton Township, NJ 08048. A local visit lets Moorestown and Hainesport shoppers compare seat layouts, load their everyday items and examine the actual vehicle sticker before deciding. Call (609) 288-7663 or request a test drive.
Bring the household member who will share driving duties and ask to try both driving positions. Different drivers may prefer different seat, mirror and display settings. Mention both drivers when you arrange your visit so the appointment can focus on the vehicle you want to compare.
Use Lucas Chevrolet’s trade-in tool to begin, then bring the vehicle for an appraisal. Gather the title or payoff information and the keys you have. The appraisal and any remaining loan balance help establish how the trade contributes to the purchase.
Yes. Use the finance application and discuss the vehicle, down payment and term with the dealership. Approval and final terms depend on the lender and your application. Compare the total transaction alongside a monthly payment when you select a vehicle.
The Suburban FAQ page covers purchase preparation, technology and ownership questions. For a question about a particular VIN or the documents needed for your transaction, contact Lucas Chevrolet with the vehicle you are considering.
Yes. Keep the model year attached to each vehicle’s equipment and price as you compare listings. The 2026 Suburban overview is a separate resource; use the vehicle equipment list for each vehicle to confirm the features on the examples you are considering.
Chevrolet covers repairs for defects in materials or workmanship for 3 years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first. Routine maintenance and normal wear have separate treatment. Ask Lucas Chevrolet to review the warranty booklet with your selected vehicle and explain any additional protection you are considering.
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