The Chevrolet Suburban is a full-size SUV from GM which boasts the longest continuous use automobile nameplate still in production. Starting in 1935 the first generation Carryall Suburban was one of the first production all-metal bodied station wagons. The 2007 model year marked the 10th generation Suburban which was redesigned with a more modern, less boxy styling featuring a more aerodynamic shape. This particular example currently has 210,781 miles on the odometer but it received a new Jasper replacement engine at 130,813 which currently has 80,058 miles on it. Mechanically this vehicle is 100% solid with a new battery, alternator, an all new front suspension, new brakes, rims and tires. It has been serviced regularly and runs perfect. We added LED brake lights, upgraded headlights with LED running lights, installed all Sylvania ZXE Gold bulbs for hi beams, low beams and fog lights, we removed the body moldings, made some minor paint repairs, tinted the windows, added rain guards and a sweet set of 20” GM Snowflake wheels powder coated in black and wrapped in a set of Bridgestone Dueler’s. The end result is one of the cleanest looking 2007’s you will see anywhere. We didn’t stop on the outside though as we added a complete sound system on the inside as well as a remote starter. The sound system consists of a Kenwood Excelon DNX-695S 6.8” AV navigation system with Bluetooth and HD radio as well as 2 amplifiers, all new speakers and a subwoofer in the cargo area that sound just plain awesome. The end result is a suburban that looks incredible for its age and is an absolute pleasure to drive. If you could see your family cruising in this sweet ride you better pick up the phone before it’s too late!
