Chevrolet Suburban Depreciation

Measured against live listings, a 5-year-old Chevrolet Suburban lists at $37,172 — 57.4% below the $87,293 median price of a new one today, while a 3-year-old runs $46,200 (47.1% below new). Median odometer at that age: 98,674 miles.

By the CarWhere Research Team · Live US listing medians · Updated 2026-10-25

Chevrolet Suburban value by model year from live listing prices
Model yearAgeMedian asking pricevs new todayMedian milesListings
2026 (new)—$87,293——6863
20251 yr$62,190−28.8%34,7521140
20242 yrs$57,275−34.4%48,9161211
20233 yrs$46,200−47.1%65,1451395
20224 yrs$41,799−52.1%86,518756
20215 yrs$37,172−57.4%98,674977
20206 yrs$24,498−71.9%115,710459
20197 yrs$22,094−74.7%122,919776
20188 yrs$19,995−77.1%134,000666

Median asking prices from live US dealer listings (min 40 per point) vs the Chevrolet Suburban's median new price today. Live market data, not book-value estimates. Updated 2026-10-25.

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See which Chevrolet Suburban years to avoid (federal complaint and recall records by model year), then benchmark the asking price against what buyers actually paid. Cross-shopping? Compare curves in the 182-model depreciation study.

FAQ

How much does a Chevrolet Suburban depreciate?

Measured against live listings, a 5-year-old Chevrolet Suburban lists at $37,172 — 57.4% below the $87,293 median price of a new one today, while a 3-year-old runs $46,200 (47.1% below new). Median odometer at that age: 98,674 miles. These are asking-price medians from live US dealer inventory (977 listings behind the 5-year figure), not book-value estimates.

What's the best age to buy a used Chevrolet Suburban?

The steepest part of this curve is year 5 → 6, where it sheds another 14.5 points. Buying just after a steep drop means the previous owner paid it; the Chevrolet Suburban's year-by-year table above shows exactly where the price settles.

Is a used Chevrolet Suburban a good deal versus new?

A 3-year-old Chevrolet Suburban saves about $41,093 versus new (47.1% below) with a median 65,145 miles on the clock. Whether that's the right trade depends on the model year — check the reliability record before the price.

Where does this data come from?

Median asking prices from live US dealer listings via licensed vehicle-data providers, aggregated per model year (minimum 40 listings per point) and compared with the Chevrolet Suburban's median new price today (6863 new listings). Refreshed 2026-10-25. Republish with attribution to CarWhere (carwhere.com).

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