2006 Chevrolet Suburban 1500 Ls Sport Utility 4-door 5.3l on 2040-cars
Palos Heights, Illinois, United States
LOW RESERVE PRICE I bought the Suburban NEW on 02/23/06. She has been an awesome vehicle ever since.
I use only MOBIL 1 in the crank. Doesn't leak a drop or burn oil between oil changes. Changed the oil when she told me to, changed air filter every 50K, belt and plugs every 100,000K. 51 round trip to South Florida (3000 miles each), equals 153,000 miles - highway speed. Air is ice cold, everything works. Front tires have about 15,000 left, the rear about 25,000. Super highway-vacation cruiser, can carry full sheets of plywood in the back. 9 passenger, with room for luggage. 17.8 MPG average over the life of the car. Just passed emissions. I'll miss her but my new one is in the drive. Luggage rack comes in handy. Full tow package. Towed a 26' MAKO to and from the marina, never an issue. We go to Michigan year round, never got stuck. |
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