
85 Years of Chevy Suburban

Today we celebrate the 85th birthday of the longest-running nameplate in the automotive industry, the Chevy Suburban. First introduced in 1935, with a 60 horsepower, six-cylinder engine, the Suburban was the precursor to modern SUVs. The original Suburban could seat eight or provide 115.1 cubic feet of cargo room with the seats removed. Today’s Suburban can seat up to nine, or offer 121.7 cubic feet of cargo room with the seats folded down. “While the world has changed significantly, the Suburban is just as relevant today as it was in 1935. Suburban created the sport utility…








