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Giveaway #40 Winner Profile:

Andrew M. and the 2025 Chevrolet Suburban High Country

Andrew M. wasn’t expecting much beyond a busy day at home with family. The Ohio father had taken time off for his child’s first birthday, with relatives and friends filling the house for the celebration. Somewhere in the middle of everything, his phone rang. The call was from 717 Supply, informing him that he’d won a brand-new 2025 Chevrolet Suburban High Country, plus a dream vacation and $10,000 in cash.

“I'm literally changing my one-year-old's diaper right now,” Andrew said moments after learning he’d won. The reaction quickly shifted from confusion to disbelief. “That is nuts,” he said after the news sank in. 

 

Andrew wasn’t a first-time viewer stumbling across one of the company’s giveaways online. He had followed the group for years, dating back to high school. Like many longtime supporters, he occasionally bought entry packs and merchandise while watching the videos from afar.

“I've entered a lot of stuff,” Andrew explained during the call. “I love the videos, bro.” Over the years, he’d picked up entry packs and followed the giveaways without much expectation beyond supporting the channel. This time, his name was attached to one of 717 Supply’s largest family-focused prizes: a fully loaded Chevrolet Suburban High Country showing only about 100 miles.

Before the giveaway, Andrew and Ashley had already been talking about replacing one of their vehicles at some point down the road. In the interview, both mentioned how often conversations about travel, cargo room, and future family plans kept coming up as they tried to make smaller vehicles work for longer trips.

Ashley recalled Andrew rushing down the hallway after the call while still holding their son. “He seemed excited but also very amped up,” she said. “So, I didn't know if something was wrong.” Then came the explanation: “So, I entered a giveaway.”

 

Ashley broke down crying. “This has been a conversation we've had so many times about what life would look like when we have a second kid and growing our family and what vehicle we would need,” she explained. “So, this is truly just a blessing.”

 

Prior to the win, the couple was making do with a Subaru Outback and an older Cadillac SRX. Space had already become a problem during trips with their son and dog. Andrew even bought a roof rack for the Subaru to handle the overflow luggage. “We always run out of room,” he said. “So this answers all of that.”

Part of the surreal nature of the experience came from years spent watching other winners online while never expecting to become one himself. “You see people sitting where we're sitting right now, and you're like, ‘That's never going to be me,’” Andrew said. “And then you spend $30, and this can be you.”

 

That $30 entry pack ultimately turned into a six-figure SUV, bonus cash, and a family vacation that the couple is still deciding how to use. Hawaii—where they spent their honeymoon—was the first idea mentioned during the winner call, though Andrew joked that the final decision would likely belong to Ashley.

 

Later in the interview, Andrew returned to one of the couple’s recurring problems: packing for trips. Between their son, the dog, and luggage, space disappeared quickly in their current vehicles. Sitting near the Suburban’s open cargo area, both Andrew and Ashley laughed at the difference between trying to manage with a roof rack and suddenly having more room than they knew what to do with.

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About the 2025 Chevrolet Suburban High Country

Andrew's prize vehicle was a fully loaded 2025 Chevrolet Suburban High Country, the largest and most upscale SUV Chevrolet currently builds. The refreshed 2025 model brings updated styling, revised technology, and several new luxury-focused features to the long-running Suburban nameplate, which dates back to the 1930s.

Finished in Iridescent Pearl Tricoat, the High Country stands out with Chevrolet’s updated front-end design, illuminated badging, smoked lighting elements, and massive factory 24-inch wheels. The optional GM lighting package adds extra LED accents throughout the exterior, including illuminated trim details and sequential rear turn signals. Maeso’s new ride came directly from the showroom floor with less than 100 miles on the odometer.

The High Country uses brown interior accents, wood trim, and gloss-black surfaces throughout the cabin. A massive infotainment screen anchors the redesigned dashboard. Chevrolet also equips the SUV with GM’s Super Cruise system, which can manage lane changes, speed adjustments, and braking during hands-free highway driving on compatible roads.

The rear cabin is clearly configured with family travel in mind. Dual entertainment screens, with onboard Wi-Fi, allowed passengers to stream content directly through the vehicle, and Chevrolet even includes wireless headphones for rear-seat occupants. Automatic-folding second- and third-row seats expanded cargo flexibility, while the extended-wheelbase Suburban body offers substantial luggage space even with all seating positions occupied.