The very first Chevrolet Suburban bore the "Carryall" badge, followed by the second generation in 1941, which was only briefly produced due to World War II. Like most Suburban generations ...

Originally known as the Chevy Carryall Suburban, it was the first station wagon built with an all-metal body. Since then, the Suburban name has been in continuous use, save for the World War II ...

The second generation of Chevrolet Suburbans was built in 1941-1942 and in 1946. There were no civilian Suburban vehicles built during America’s World War II years. The Suburban was popular for ...

There are long-enduring nameplates in the automotive world…and then there’s the Chevrolet Suburban ... assuming you peg that to the post-WWII housing boom. So with nearly nine decades and 12 ...