* Size: The Suburban is significantly longer than the Tahoe, providing more interior space. This extra length is almost entirely in the rear passenger and cargo area.
* Passenger Capacity: The Suburban typically seats up to nine passengers, while the Tahoe usually seats up to eight. This difference arises from the extended wheelbase offering more room for a third-row seat.
* Cargo Space: The Suburban boasts considerably more cargo space behind the third-row seats and behind the second-row seats.
* Price: Generally, the Suburban commands a higher price tag than the Tahoe due to its larger size and added features.
In short, think of the Suburban as a stretched-out, longer-wheelbase version of the Tahoe, offering more space for passengers and cargo. If you need maximum space, the Suburban is the clear choice. If you want a slightly more maneuverable and potentially more fuel-efficient vehicle, the Tahoe might be better suited.
