Chevy Boosting Price of Suburban and Tahoe Because It Can.

Maybe it'd be best to buy a late model used one instead.

Thinking of buying a new 2015 Chevrolet Suburban or Tahoe? Both are solid choices if you’re looking for a big SUV, but you’re going to end up paying more for each one than last year’s models. Pricing for the newly redesigned pair has been released, and there’s a $1,000 to $3,000 price jump for just the base models alone. The base 2015 Tahoe costs $45,595, and the Suburban comes in at $48,295.

Compared to the 2014 models, that’s a $1,000 increase for both base models, but once you start adding up the options, that figure will jump even higher. A four-wheel-drive Tahoe LT has a $2,510 increase and the top trim 4WD LTZ costs $2,640 more than last year. The top level Suburban LTZ costs $65,595 before options, a $3,300 price jump over its 2014 counterpart. Both models are more refined and functional than before and come with new engines as well, but those are still serious price hikes.

Source:CarBuzz.