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Original High Life Auto artwork, showing the full Mario Kart drawing and lettering
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Vehicle Walkaround

2015 CHEVROLET Suburban

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LTZ Edition
$7,000
Mileage 205994
VIN 1GNSKKKC1FR280285
Stock # 4472
Engine 5.3L
Trans AUTO
Color WHITE

Vehicle Description

Walkaround Description

Here is a 2015 Chevrolet Suburban LTZ that starts right up, stops on a dime, and steers straight and smooth down the road. Under the hood sits the reliable 5.3L V8 engine that accelerates effortlessly and shifts clean through the gears with no slipping, hesitations, or clunks. Miriam took it out on a solid road test where it proved to ride comfortably with no front-end noises. It is loaded with handy family features including second and third-row bench seating, heated and cooled front seats, a heated steering wheel, a power folding third row, rear DVD entertainment that works, power sunroof, backup camera, and adaptive cruise control. Cosmetically, it shows its age and mileage. There is surface rust starting along the lower rockers and wheel wells, wear and tear on the driver seat bolster seam, some worn-off paint on the steering wheel buttons, and a dirty driver floorboard that could use a good shampooing. Also, the tire pressure monitor display seemed frozen on the dash, and the engine oil dipstick top handle is broken off (though it still pulls out and functions). The rear bumper has a visible crack on the passenger corner, accompanied by a small dent in the rear tailgate. The upper section of the right rear taillight assembly is cracked, triggering a 'Right Rear Turn Indicator Failure' warning message on the dash (though the lower section still flashes).

👍 The Good

Here is a 2015 Chevrolet Suburban LTZ that starts right up, stops on a dime, and steers straight and smooth down the road. Under the hood sits the reliable 5.3L V8 engine that accelerates effortlessly and shifts clean through the gears with no slipping, hesitations, or clunks. Miriam took it out on a solid road test where it proved to ride comfortably with no front-end noises. It is loaded with handy family features including second and third-row bench seating, heated and cooled front seats, a heated steering wheel, a power folding third row, rear DVD entertainment that works, power sunroof, backup camera, and adaptive cruise control.

⚠️ The Bad

Cosmetically, it shows its age and mileage. There is surface rust starting along the lower rockers and wheel wells, wear and tear on the driver seat bolster seam, some worn-off paint on the steering wheel buttons, and a dirty driver floorboard that could use a good shampooing. Also, the tire pressure monitor display seemed frozen on the dash, and the engine oil dipstick top handle is broken off (though it still pulls out and functions).

💀 The Ugly

The rear bumper has a visible crack on the passenger corner, accompanied by a small dent in the rear tailgate. The upper section of the right rear taillight assembly is cracked, triggering a 'Right Rear Turn Indicator Failure' warning message on the dash (though the lower section still flashes).

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