2023 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN | 1GNSCBKD3PR457569

❮ CHEVROLET SUBURBAN – zdjęcie z aukcji, lot #42225571 ❯

2023 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN | 1GNSCBKD3PR457569

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Specifications

Engine Versions
3
Original Highest MSRP
~$77,000
The most powerful engine version for models
Suburban 4WD
Engine: 6.2L naturally aspirated V8
Torque: 624 Nm
0–100 km/h: ~6.1 s

While the Chevrolet Suburban isn't engineered as a performance SUV, the 6.2-liter V8 variant delivers acceleration and response that rival many mid-size crossovers. With 420 horsepower and 460 lb-ft of torque, the Suburban moves its massive frame from 0 to 100 km/h in just over 6 seconds—impressive for a vehicle with a curb weight approaching 2.7 tons. The naturally aspirated powertrain delivers smooth, linear torque, immediate throttle response, and a classic V8 soundtrack that enhances the driving experience without relying on turbochargers or hybrid systems.

Its newly introduced independent rear suspension dramatically improves handling compared to previous generations. Paired with available Magnetic Ride Control and adaptive air suspension (on Premier and High Country trims), the Suburban maintains composure in fast highway cruising and moderate cornering. The long wheelbase contributes to exceptional straight-line stability, while precise steering and improved chassis tuning help reduce body roll and increase driver confidence despite its size.

Though not built for twisty mountain roads, the Suburban 6.2 provides commanding, effortless speed and dynamic security at high speeds, especially when fully loaded or towing. It delivers a uniquely American version of performance: torque-rich, bold, and highway-dominant. It may not wear sport badging, but its powertrain and composure give it real presence in the fast lane.

Body Styles

The Suburban is a five-door, full-size extended-wheelbase SUV with three rows of seating and expansive cargo volume. Compared to the shorter Tahoe, the Suburban adds over a foot in length behind the rear wheels, allowing for class-leading luggage space even with the third row up. The vehicle’s proportions are upright and squared-off, with bold horizontal lines, massive windows, and a high beltline. Details like slim LED lighting, sculpted fenders, and contrasting grille textures differentiate trim levels without disrupting the robust, utility-first silhouette. It’s a true long-wheelbase utility flagship.

Model Name Meaning (Manufacturer)

“Suburban” is one of the longest continuously used model names in automotive history, first appearing in 1935. Originally denoting a vehicle designed for comfortable transport of people and cargo over longer distances from suburbs to cities, the name now symbolizes spaciousness, capability, and American utility heritage. It has evolved from a commercial shuttle to a luxury family hauler.

Model Name Meaning (Languages)

The term “suburban” refers to residential areas located on the outskirts of urban centers. In automotive naming, it historically indicated a station-wagon-like vehicle suited for family transport in growing suburban communities. Over time, it became synonymous with large, multipurpose vehicles tailored to long-distance comfort, group travel, and versatility.

Body & Interior Colors and Rims

The Suburban is offered in a range of refined and rugged exterior colors, including Black, Iridescent Pearl Tricoat, Satin Steel Metallic, Empire Beige, Midnight Blue, and Cherry Red Tintcoat. High Country trims add bronze-accented grilles and exclusive colors. Optional black appearance packages and RST trims introduce gloss black elements, dark badges, and body-color bumpers for a more aggressive look.

The cabin offers spacious three-row seating with options ranging from durable cloth (LS, LT) to perforated leather (Z71, Premier, High Country). Interior themes include Jet Black, Gideon/Very Dark Atmosphere, and Jet Black/Mocha. Trim options include brushed aluminum, woodgrain, or bronze metallic inlays, depending on trim level. The dashboard houses either a standard 8” or optional 10.2” touchscreen with GM’s latest infotainment system. A fully digital 12.3” driver cluster and panoramic sunroof are standard on upper trims.

Wheels span from 18 to 22 inches. Base models come with simple silver-finish alloys, while RST and Premier offer blacked-out multi-spokes or polished machined-face wheels. The 22” chrome or dark-finish wheels available on High Country deliver a bold, upscale look. Large fender wells and high sidewalls preserve the Suburban’s ride comfort and off-road readiness.

Top Expensive Options

  • Magnetic Ride Control with Adaptive Air Suspension: $2,600
  • Panoramic Power Sunroof with Sunshade: $1,500
  • Rear Seat Media System with Dual 12.6” Screens: $2,000
  • Max Trailering Package with Enhanced Cooling: $850
  • 6.2L V8 Engine Upgrade (for Premier/High Country): $2,620
  • Power Retractable Assist Steps with LED Lighting: $1,745
  • 22” Bright Polished Aluminum Wheels: $2,200
  • Head-Up Display with Navigation Data: $1,100
  • Surround Vision Camera with HD Trailer Guidance: $1,050
  • Enhanced Interior Package with Premium Leather and Trim: $2,300

vs Competitors

The Suburban competes with other extended full-size SUVs like the Ford Expedition MAX, GMC Yukon XL, and Jeep Grand Wagoneer L. Against the Expedition MAX, the Suburban offers a broader engine lineup (including diesel), a more traditional control layout, and GM’s proven trailering tech. Compared to the Yukon XL, it shares most mechanicals but trades some interior finesse for a lower price. While the Grand Wagoneer L may beat it in outright luxury and towing, the Suburban counters with a simpler, more durable layout and more intuitive infotainment. It’s not the flashiest SUV in the segment, but it’s the most enduring—and arguably the most versatile.

Fun Fact

The Chevrolet Suburban is the longest-running nameplate in continuous production in automotive history, first introduced in 1935. Over nearly 90 years, it has evolved from a body-on-frame station wagon to one of America’s most iconic full-size SUVs, serving roles from family hauler to Secret Service transport.

IAAI
Final Bid: $17,100
VIN 1GNSCBKD3PR457569

Lot Details

Final Bid Chevrolet Suburban (2023)

Minimum Final Bid:
$10,000
Average Final Bid:
$26,342
Maximum Final Bid:
$51,500
Source Distribution:
Copart: 56% (30) | IAAI: 44% (24)

Specifications

Engine Versions
3
Original Highest MSRP
~$77,000
The most powerful engine version for models
Engine:
Torque:
0–100 km/h:

While the Chevrolet Suburban isn't engineered as a performance SUV, the 6.2-liter V8 variant delivers acceleration and response that rival many mid-size crossovers. With 420 horsepower and 460 lb-ft of torque, the Suburban moves its massive frame from 0 to 100 km/h in just over 6 seconds—impressive for a vehicle with a curb weight approaching 2.7 tons. The naturally aspirated powertrain delivers smooth, linear torque, immediate throttle response, and a classic V8 soundtrack that enhances the driving experience without relying on turbochargers or hybrid systems.

Its newly introduced independent rear suspension dramatically improves handling compared to previous generations. Paired with available Magnetic Ride Control and adaptive air suspension (on Premier and High Country trims), the Suburban maintains composure in fast highway cruising and moderate cornering. The long wheelbase contributes to exceptional straight-line stability, while precise steering and improved chassis tuning help reduce body roll and increase driver confidence despite its size.

Though not built for twisty mountain roads, the Suburban 6.2 provides commanding, effortless speed and dynamic security at high speeds, especially when fully loaded or towing. It delivers a uniquely American version of performance: torque-rich, bold, and highway-dominant. It may not wear sport badging, but its powertrain and composure give it real presence in the fast lane.

Body Styles

The Suburban is a five-door, full-size extended-wheelbase SUV with three rows of seating and expansive cargo volume. Compared to the shorter Tahoe, the Suburban adds over a foot in length behind the rear wheels, allowing for class-leading luggage space even with the third row up. The vehicle’s proportions are upright and squared-off, with bold horizontal lines, massive windows, and a high beltline. Details like slim LED lighting, sculpted fenders, and contrasting grille textures differentiate trim levels without disrupting the robust, utility-first silhouette. It’s a true long-wheelbase utility flagship.

Model Name Meaning (Manufacturer)

“Suburban” is one of the longest continuously used model names in automotive history, first appearing in 1935. Originally denoting a vehicle designed for comfortable transport of people and cargo over longer distances from suburbs to cities, the name now symbolizes spaciousness, capability, and American utility heritage. It has evolved from a commercial shuttle to a luxury family hauler.

Model Name Meaning (Languages)

The term “suburban” refers to residential areas located on the outskirts of urban centers. In automotive naming, it historically indicated a station-wagon-like vehicle suited for family transport in growing suburban communities. Over time, it became synonymous with large, multipurpose vehicles tailored to long-distance comfort, group travel, and versatility.

Body & Interior Colors and Rims

The Suburban is offered in a range of refined and rugged exterior colors, including Black, Iridescent Pearl Tricoat, Satin Steel Metallic, Empire Beige, Midnight Blue, and Cherry Red Tintcoat. High Country trims add bronze-accented grilles and exclusive colors. Optional black appearance packages and RST trims introduce gloss black elements, dark badges, and body-color bumpers for a more aggressive look.

The cabin offers spacious three-row seating with options ranging from durable cloth (LS, LT) to perforated leather (Z71, Premier, High Country). Interior themes include Jet Black, Gideon/Very Dark Atmosphere, and Jet Black/Mocha. Trim options include brushed aluminum, woodgrain, or bronze metallic inlays, depending on trim level. The dashboard houses either a standard 8” or optional 10.2” touchscreen with GM’s latest infotainment system. A fully digital 12.3” driver cluster and panoramic sunroof are standard on upper trims.

Wheels span from 18 to 22 inches. Base models come with simple silver-finish alloys, while RST and Premier offer blacked-out multi-spokes or polished machined-face wheels. The 22” chrome or dark-finish wheels available on High Country deliver a bold, upscale look. Large fender wells and high sidewalls preserve the Suburban’s ride comfort and off-road readiness.

Top Expensive Options

  • Magnetic Ride Control with Adaptive Air Suspension: $2,600
  • Panoramic Power Sunroof with Sunshade: $1,500
  • Rear Seat Media System with Dual 12.6” Screens: $2,000
  • Max Trailering Package with Enhanced Cooling: $850
  • 6.2L V8 Engine Upgrade (for Premier/High Country): $2,620
  • Power Retractable Assist Steps with LED Lighting: $1,745
  • 22” Bright Polished Aluminum Wheels: $2,200
  • Head-Up Display with Navigation Data: $1,100
  • Surround Vision Camera with HD Trailer Guidance: $1,050
  • Enhanced Interior Package with Premium Leather and Trim: $2,300

vs Competitors

The Suburban competes with other extended full-size SUVs like the Ford Expedition MAX, GMC Yukon XL, and Jeep Grand Wagoneer L. Against the Expedition MAX, the Suburban offers a broader engine lineup (including diesel), a more traditional control layout, and GM’s proven trailering tech. Compared to the Yukon XL, it shares most mechanicals but trades some interior finesse for a lower price. While the Grand Wagoneer L may beat it in outright luxury and towing, the Suburban counters with a simpler, more durable layout and more intuitive infotainment. It’s not the flashiest SUV in the segment, but it’s the most enduring—and arguably the most versatile.

Fun Fact

The Chevrolet Suburban is the longest-running nameplate in continuous production in automotive history, first introduced in 1935. Over nearly 90 years, it has evolved from a body-on-frame station wagon to one of America’s most iconic full-size SUVs, serving roles from family hauler to Secret Service transport.

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