Tahoe vs. Suburban

Aug 13, 2016

If you ask the statisticians which full-size SUVs dominate the market, they’ll tell you that, with 50 percent of all sales, the answer is the Tahoe and the Suburban combined. What’s the difference? After you learn more, see for yourself at Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN.

Big Awards
The Suburban rates as one of the Best Values in America, according to auto analyst Vincentric. The Chevy also has a Best Resale Award from Kelley Blue Book. The KBB analysts have awarded the Tahoe with a prestigious Best Buy Award and recognized it as one of the 15 Best Families Cars. It’s hard to say which is better when you look at awards like that. Learn about financing.

Big and Bigger
The spacious Tahoe could never be called small, but it is many inches shorter than the Suburban. This permits the Tahoe to claim easier handling and a tighter turning circle. The Suburban seats nine and has a bigger cargo hold than the eight-seat Tahoe. Both SUVs can power-fold the seats. This results in a 94.7-cu.ft. area in the Tahoe and a massive 121 cu.ft. in the Suburban.

Safety and Performance
Both SUVs pack seven airbags. Only Chevy offers the GM-exclusive center-front airbag, a really good thing for the passenger in the middle front seat. Performance is assured by a 5.3-liter engine. This cranks out 335 horsepower and 383 lb.-ft. of torque. The lightweight, more aerodynamic build of both SUVs helps with the weight-to-horsepower ratio.

Bring your family to see whether the Tahoe or the Suburban will fit your needs at your Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN.