If you are planning a 3000 mile trip, and have the ability to select either of these vehicles, then I would suggest you pick the one that you feel most comfortable in. Without information regarding which of the available engines each is equipped with, which of the available gear ratios each are equipped with, whether we are talking a gas or diesel engine (where available), etc., it is not really possible to give a scientific answer ...... I think either vehicle makes a great choice for a long trip - although I must confess I am a Suburban fan. If it is a highway trip and you keep it to the speed limit, you will spend plenty for gas in either one - plan on about 12 to 15 MPG depending on terrain and speed (worse with a gas big block with 4:10 gears and better with a diesel with 3:42 (GM's)), but the seemingly poor gas mileage is well worth it when you consider space, ride quality, and safety. Bottom line is that your margin on dollars spent on gas between the two is probably not going to be significant, so pick the one you like riding in the best. Have a good trip.
I agree with the first answer. I am a suburban fan and they are very roomy and comfortable. I don't really know about the Ford. I have never been in it but when my grandfather used to have a ford it would always break down. I don't know if they still do that but I have never liked fords unless you're talking about the mustang or the ford GT.
That would be the 350 or the 454
It would depend on what year full size Chevys you are working with.
tad bit low on freon.
dirty trans fluid might be the cause. have it changed, but not flushd
It should be just under the bottom of the dash were your knees would be when sitting in the driver seat. Look in that area.
There are several reasons that can cause smoke two, out of the exhaust on your 1993 Chevrolet suburban. The most common reason is a dirty fuel injector.
The front expansion valve is clogged.
The average price of a new Chevrolet Surburban LTZ would land to an average of $43K. If you're looking for a installment, the price will estimate to a payment of $629/mo with savings of $2.1K.
A small car would be something like a Camaro or Mustang for a coupe or a normal 4 door car like a Toyota Camry or Nissan Altima. A big car would be something like a Cadillac Esclade, GMC Yukon or Yukon XL, Mitsubishi Pajero, Ford Expedition or a Chevrolet Suburban. HOPE THAT ANSWERS YOU QUESTION
The vehicle is a 1997 Chevrolet Suburban, and Mexico is listed as the country of manufacture (the chassis would be manufactured in Mexico, while the body was made either in the US or Canada).
no considering the front is more boxy and wider in the front. the 1990 bumper is rounded to fit the 88-98 pickups , the suburban kept the box style until 1991. your best bet would be to find a 1973-1987 silverado,custom deluxe,cheyenne, or bonanza bumper or a suburban bumper from a 1973-1991 suburban
actually, you can probably find the Engine Blueprints through the manufacturer, i would research, or call your dealer. i have not yet had to do this, but i have a feeling i will on my 1988 Chevrolet suburban V10. good luck