2001 CHEVROLET Suburban

The Chevy Suburban is a Large Full Size Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) from the Chevrolet division of General Motors. It is the longest continuous use automobile nameplate in production in the world and was first produced in 1935. The Suburban was also produced as the Yukon XL. Top competitors are the Escalade, Tahoe and Expedition, all of which are full-size SUVs with seating for up to 8 and a powerful V8 engine. Suburban is popular for its spaciousness, versatility, and towing capabilities which can vary depending on the specific model and optional towing packages available. However, the towing capacity of a standard Chevy Suburban typically ranges from around 6,300 pounds to 8,300 pounds. However, if the vehicle is equipped with the optional Max Trailering Package, which includes features like an enhanced cooling system, trailer brake controller, and a higher gear ratio, the towing capacity can increase up to approximately 8,000 pounds to 8,300 pounds. The Suburban is still in production and remains one of the brands most popular vehicles.