General Motors released the GMC K2500 Suburban as a four-door sport utility vehicle starting in 1989 until present day which reveals its progress in engineering and performance development. The GMC K2500 Suburban belonged to the C/K series and included a front-engine configuration with standard part-time four-wheel drive to boost traction and functional performance. The GMC K2500 Suburban's 7.4L V8 engine delivers 255 horsepower at 4,600 rpm and 330 lb-ft of torque at 2,800 rpm enabling it to tow up to 10,000 lbs when properly outfitted. Electronic fuel injection replaced carburetors to enhance engine performance and speed response time. Drivers benefit from better driving performance with the GMC K2500 Suburban because it features an automatic transmission system which delivers smooth shifting capabilities. The vehicle offers three rows of seating which can carry nine passengers together with a large cargo section to serve the family and utility demands. The redesigned grille along with quad side-by-side headlights delivers better visibility together with improved appearance. Owners who want to maintain their GMC K2500 Suburban's original quality need to use genuine parts that GMC creates through its rigorous production standards. Heavy-duty components that satisfied strict quality standards were used to build the K2500 Suburban which delivers consistent performance and durability over time.