2015 Chevrolet Suburban

I find I'm enjoying a lot of the "extra" features I thought were unnecessary. The new model does sit a bit too high for me but I'm getting used to it as well.

Love the Chevrolet brand. My family for several generations have been Chevy people

Great vehicle and features I will buy another Suburban

I'm disappointed in the new Suburban. I have owned 6 Suburbans. 4 were purchased new and 2 were purchased used. The latest was a 2005 traded in on a 2015. About the only thing I like about the new suburban is it has better gas mileage. The rest of the 2015 is that it is cheaply built with plastic bumpers and cheap interior. The 2005 had a much much better cloth interior and more functional and spacious cargo area. The new suburban is basically an oversized Traverse for the soccer mom crowd and not the multi-functional work Suburban of some recent years back.

There are features on the new Suburban that are not that desirable, compared to my last Suburban.

We bought this vehicle as an upgrade for our growing family. With kids in mind and obviously this is a family vehicle, it would have been nice to upgrade things like the entertainment center without all the luxury it includes. For instance, it would have been nice to have a vinyl type flooring that is easier to clean the carpet but I was advised this was only available to work type trucks from Chevy. Instead I have to buy rubber floor mats customized to this vehicle for $200

The only thing I do not like about the Suburban is the design of the back. Dust collection on the rear glass and door and is hard to keep clean up around the top and by the rear wiper blade.

2015 Chevy Suburban is a work of art. The only negative is: put the plastic back on the center of the rear window so finger prints don't show when shutting the hatch/glass (like the 07-14).