The GMC Suburban was GMC's full-size body-on-frame SUV, the marque's version of the long-running Chevrolet Suburban carryall. Offering three rows of seating and truck-based towing capability, it served large families and commercial users for decades. GMC replaced the Suburban name with the Yukon XL for the 2000 model year to align with the Yukon SUV branding.
The GMC Suburban was GMC's full-size, extended-length SUV, sharing its long-wheelbase body-on-frame platform with the Chevrolet Suburban for decades. It offered three rows of seating, large towing capacity, and a range of V8 gasoline and diesel engines with rear- or four-wheel drive. In 2000 GMC's version was renamed the Yukon XL, continuing the same job of carrying large families and heavy loads. It carried one of the longest-running names in the industry and was among GMC's largest SUVs.
34years
2trims
187–197hp range
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Why the Suburban mattersTrims
2 trims · 1992–1999The GMT400 generation Suburban brought aerodynamic styling, a stiffer chassis, and available 6.5L diesel and 7.4L big-block V8 power.