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Subscribe to this threadChevy Suburban and GMC Yukon XL unveiled in L.A.
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dejal @ Jan 5th 2006 5:12PM
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You would be correct. My sister and brother-in-law are driving a Suburban that was a pickup and delivery rig owned by a friend of theirs who's in the funeral business and decided to upgrade to a new Suburban.
Screaming deal 4-5 years ago. The thing had about 30K miles on it. I think they paid 12K. Now of course, the gas prices are killing them. As far as I know, this thing has never let them down, as opposed to a Volvo 850 turbo wagon they have.
The funeral guy would use the caddy hearse for the funeral and the Suburban for hospital, home + nursinghome pickups.
All black, tan leather, tinted windows. Looks something like you would see in presidential motorcade.