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The Suburban? It's the original station wagon on a truck body. At one time, it was a big, ugly and tough go-anywhere, do-anything machine. Now it's all gussied up with power door locks, leather seats and so forth. Still big, still fairly ugly. Not so tough, though.

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GM Buys Back Some Models With Noisy Engines

There are lots of problems with today's Suburbans -- delicate transmissions, flaky fuel pumps and lots of plastic parts that just don't hold up to heavy duty usage.

The Suburban is one of the trucks GM has been quietly buying back because of engine noises that experts say are "piston slap," one of those things that only gets worse with time.


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