Overview & Reviews

The 2007 Chevrolet Suburban is completely redesigned. Interior materials quality is dramatically improved, and the Suburban now has cleaner exterior styling, more accurate steering and a bit more power.

• Attractive interior with solid materials, comfortable ride and seating, smooth V8, accommodates up to nine passengers, class-leading cargo capacity.

• No fold-flat third-row seat, acceleration can be sluggish when fully loaded, hefty curb weight dulls handling.

User Reviews:

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  I wish it would work! - 2007 Chevrolet Suburban
  By Becky - May 19 - 4:50 pm

  We got this car in anticipation of our 3rd child. I love the design and drive of this car but I have a problem with the oil. The low oil light has come on frequently causing a rebuild of the valves and a baffle replacement. I also had a drain on the battery that left my mom stranded unable to get to my daughter at school in time. Now I am told the oil problem is a problem with this model and will need a complimentary top off when it comes on. UGGG. The car isnt even 3 years old yet.

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  Nice SUV but not "Built like a Rock" - 2007 Chevrolet Suburban
  By Tom - April 4 - 8:49 am

  This is a nice SUV when we purchased it it was much more expensive than they are today. The truck is used for both work and play. The truck has served us well but it has had many service issues from the trans going out to the DVD/ CD player that stopped working at 38K. Please keep in mind it had maybe played 20CDs and 10 movies in its life. GM has been poor when it comes to standing behind this SUV. After over 30 GM cars in my life this for me is the last one my wife will only drive GM so I will have one in my garage. In the end this is a very expensive car to maintain out of warranty.

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  Great in Switzerland - 2007 Chevrolet Suburban
  By Franky - February 16 - 3:00 pm

  With a big family & dog lack of space is not an issue, anymore. Our Suburban has been successfully tested in one of the fiercest winters (08/09) on European roads. Also very popular in Europe: FlexFuel E85 works perfectly.

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  Love Hate Relationship - 2007 Chevrolet Suburban
  By Shalom - February 13 - 6:27 pm

  Its a beautiful car but within the 2 years weve had this, we have had to take it in to the dealership 10+ times for various issues (key fob, 4wd going out, 7th cylinder went out, etc). Each time one thing is fixed, something else goes out and were left with no car. We bought it brand new no less. I have read more good than bad reviews, so I think we just bought a Monday/Friday car. If it werent for the issues that keep cropping up, I adore this car. Its gorgeous, cushy, and compared to the Ford SUVs that cost 5k more, you get tons more features. Hopefully GM can figure out how to avoid these problems with current/future Suburbans.

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  How Sad - 2007 Chevrolet Suburban
  By Bob G. - December 19 - 6:50 am

  This is such a nice truck. Its a shame that the value of the vehicle drops like a lead balloon. My MSRP was $56000. Its now worth 27K on trade. Less than half in a year and half. Should have bought a Lexus. With what Ive lost on this one I could buy the Lexus. Why is it American cars lose their value so fast compared to the imports. The leather feels like pleather not a soft type material. How sad that the Big 3 need a bailout. Maybe we should stop building these vehicles and leave it up to the foreign car market. How sad! If you are thinking of these be ready to take the big hit on resale value.

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  Great job Chevrolet - 2007 Chevrolet Suburban
  By eddie - September 21 - 8:49 am

  Our first Suburban and my wife and I are impressed. This is a beautiful, sharp looking vehicle, I have 4 kids and they love it. They are happy, wife is happy, we are all comfortable. Have taken on long trips and at one point I had 11 people in the vehicle. My sister that owns a Hummer now wants a Suburban because it is practical, reliable, is gorgeous and comfortable

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  2007 Suburban 2WD 100 LT vortex 5.3L fle - 2007 Chevrolet Suburban
  By Mweb - August 2 - 5:18 pm

  I was shopping for a new Cadillac, but fell in love with 2007 Suburban. It drives and rides better. My 1992 has 210,000 miles and still does not use a quart oil between changes. So far my new one is great. I average 16 miles in town and thats better than my friends Highlanders 15. For me and my needs our Suburban is great. Its funny all my friends drive small imports, but they aways want me to drive. My taste, guess I am use to my 1992,

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  Oil Consuming 2007 Suburban LT - 2007 Chevrolet Suburban
  By disgruntled owner - July 31 - 5:33 pm

  17K, add engine oil light came on. Noted to be 2 qts low. Thought this was odd since too new for this to occur. 22K, light came on again. Dealer stated "not uncommon to burn thru a quart or 2 in the break in period. Funny. Light has come on at least 8 times. Burned thru 12+ qts in the past 10K. Dealer has done pressure test, die test (although they never finalized procedure as they claimed they did), checked valve springs for knicks (according to TSB). No oil coming out of tailpipe and no leaks what so ever. Dealer keeps telling me to put on more miles. No resolution to date. Im done! Have seen others with same problem on the web. Do not recommend this vehicle & MPG stinks

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  Bought it to keep it for 10-15 years - 2007 Chevrolet Suburban
  By Timmy T. - July 29 - 1:54 pm

  Got rid of 05 Freestar - excellent mini van - because of whoops baby. Plane Jane, 5.3L, 3 cloth bench seats, rear air, after marked twin DVD system, sindle CD.15K miles down and not one problem. I can get 18 to 20mpg - and not a pinch more - by driving with my big toe. Wife gets 16 to 18mpg w/her 80lb foot. Not so good mpg on E85, as advertised, but performance does not suffer. Has been through four seasons, and the 07 winter in WI was rough, and did everything I asked of it. Rides great, stops great, doesnt sway in corners too much, (cmon its a biggie.) Fit / finish is great. Easy to work on for the do-it-yourself-er oil changer, but would change location angle of drain plug.

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  Reliability on Suburban LTZ - 2007 Chevrolet Suburban
  By Prof Slim - July 24 - 2:41 pm

  Nice looking truck but way too many serious issues in two years. SW issue that causes battery to drain, when the battery drains with this particular issue then call a flat-bed. Front right axle seal leak (cant be truly fixed as this is a design issue...just keep replacing the same gasket every time it starts leaking!) 4-wheel driver failure. Front transfer case bearing failure...special order for parts required. Rear plastic bumper loses shape on the bottom within one year...looks very cheap. Very frustrating.