Mr. Green Car: Full-size driving: The Chevy Suburban » WEB_2_Suburban

Photo by Allen Penticoff

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The Chevrolet Suburban is based on a design that dates back to 1934, which makes it the longest continuously-produced nameplate in auto history. (Photo by Allen Penticoff)
“One of the Suburban’s most attractive features has been that with the rear row of seats removed and the middle seats folded down, standard-sized 4-by-8 sheet materials can be carried inside with the tailgate closed. This has made the Suburban the most flexible in ‘utility’ of any SUV on the market for many years. And such has been its appeal to me.” — Allen Penticoff (Photo by Allen Penticoff)

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