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jdwwally writes:
1990 GMC Suburban 4 Dr V2500 4WD SUV Review
Prosi have room for my construction tools, my car tools and my big subs with room to spare, my stuff is always dry from the weather,( and out of peoples hands when walking by it)lol., it floats wonderful on highways, other vehicles move out of its way,it goes anywhere, and they are tanks, good gas milage when no lead footing. real hard to get stuck,(im proof).had it in two lakes and three feet of mudd(4x4) and climib some real steep hills(2 wheel drive)i have a 40 gal gas tank in it. Constop heavy(rollover) gas prices, drivers that are brake happy, stopin n going, how rare they are getting. thats all i can think about 
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Its My Favorite Vehicle Of Choice — i just really found that suburbans are real easy to work on and they offer a house, tool shed,a concert and they go everywhere, they are a tank and can haul their weight in gold, and can be modified nicly too,. parts are cheap,the suburban can be titled as a car or a truck, the suburbans are just wonderful to me,they always get good looks.suburbans unite Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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workdaymender8 writes:
1990 GMC Suburban 4 Dr R2500 SUV Review
Proswork Conslong distance traveling 
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Decent Vehicle — good on acceleration and never had any problems with the breaking or the handling of the vehicle. it has needed repairs had the driver side door replaced. and when you shift to reverse it sort of just slams in there. the interior is in good condition. exterior needs a little work. i believe the vehicle gets around 13-15 miles on the highway 8-9 in town. this vehicle is a work truck or maybe a farm truck. Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.) |
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Daniel writes:
1990 GMC Suburban 4 Dr V1500 4WD SUV Review
Pros4x4 Cons???
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My Idea Truck — i have previously owed one. this one is living up to my exceptions. not a computer controlled engine but this is a good thing it is easier to personally maintain and repair. in turn cost of maintenance is less seats eight so i have plenty of room for my kids Primary Use: Family transportation |
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Scott writes:
1990 GMC Suburban 4 Dr V1500 4WD SUV Review
Prosrugged, jumbojet cargo size Conslow mpg
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Brute Force Tuna Boat — i loved this car because, as a 6' 5" 280lbs lineman this car fit my personality and life. i could fit bikes, rafts, speakers, the rest of the line, etc... in it no sweat. several times i folded up the seats and slept in the back, not touching any wall. for its size, it was one of the fastest, best handling cars around. mostly stock could outrun bronco's, blazers, excursions, pickups, most anything or at least be competitive. quality wise this car was exceptional. it was unbreakable. including deer, cars, people, children roughhousing, horseplay and cramming of sharp-large-bare metal objects, it was never fazed. this car literally saved my life whenit finally met its demise. |
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Jonathan writes:
1990 GMC Suburban 4 Dr R1500 SUV Review
ProsBig, solid, fast. ConsGas mileage, maneuverability, blind spots.
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Holy Beast — Climbs like a scared rabbit, has a lot of get-up-and-go. It should've come with 16-inch rims instead of 14-inchers, but that's relatively easy to fix. It does have big blind spots, but very solidly built so you would probably come out alright if you did get in a wreck or a fender-bender. Not too bad of mileage considering the engine size. |
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