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A stylish LTZ model highlights the changes and enhancements for the 2006 Chevy
Suburban – the last model year for the current-generation vehicle. The LTZ includes
features such as a standard Vortec 6000 V-8 engine, all-wheel drive and 20-inch
wheels, along with exterior and interior enhancements that make it a standout from
all other Suburban models – and all other full-size SUVs.
Suburban has earned a strong reputation as North America 's premier full-size SUV
for its unmatched comfort, capability and durability. It has one of the highest
loyalty rates in the industry, thanks to uncompromising capability. Suburban offers
up to 131.6 cubic feet (3,727 L) of cargo space and can tow up to 12,000 pounds
(5,400 kg) when properly equipped. These traits put the industry's original SUV in
a class by itself.
Additional '06 model year changes are evolutionary yet significant to customer
desires and vehicle performance. The most prominent of these is revised camper
extendable outside rearview mirror that is available on Suburban 2500 models. This
new, vertical mirror has a larger glass area and manually extends outward to
provide a greater view when towing a trailer or camper. It includes heated,
power-adjustable flat glass and integrated turn signals. A convex "spotter mirror"
glass also has been added to the mirror. The vertical configuration and new spotter
mirror section answer customer requests for such a configuration.
- LTZ model with Vortec 6000 V-8, AWD, 20-inch wheels, Z55 suspension, revised
grille appearance, monochromatic bumpers, chrome assist steps, leather seating
surfaces and more
- Relocated catalytic converters on 1500 models
- Revised extendable outside rearview mirror available on 2500 models
- OnStar and XM Satellite Radio antennas combined into single unit
- Standard tire pressure monitoring system
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