My daughter recently went shopping for something that shouldn’t have been particularly exotic: a big American SUV with three rows, room for a growing family, and a diesel engine.
She had been driving a Ford Expedition but wasn’t happy with the fuel economy or some of the problems she had experienced. Her husband drives a diesel Ram, so she already understood the advantages of diesel torque and range. With two children and hopes for more, she still wanted the space of a true full-size SUV.
Our dealer told us that used diesel Suburbans don’t tend to sit around for long. A quick look at owner forums suggests our experience wasn’t unique.
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A diesel Chevrolet Suburban seemed like the obvious answer.
Then she tried to find one.
Our local dealer didn’t
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