When full-size SUV means full-size the Chevrolet Suburban stands among the biggest sport utility vehicles available. The SUV market is often thought of as beginning in the 1970s, but in reality, SUVs were "all terrain" or "off road" vehicles before that and were simply known as trucks before that. Debuting in the 1930s, the Chevrolet Suburban is one of, if not the longest running makes and models in the U.S. When SUVs were all Suburban size they were just SUVs. Now, with mid-size and cross-over SUVs, the Chevrolet Suburban is considered "extra large." Not surprisingly, the Chevy Suburban leads its class in cargo room, passenger seating and towing ability.

AutoMall.com has 513 Chevrolet Suburban models listed for sale across the country. Prices start at $13,995 and have an average price of $41,999. It is available in these trim levels: Commercial, High Country, LS, LT, LTZ, Premier, RST and Z71. Available drivetrains include: 4WD and RWD.