Year: 1946
Description: Introduced as the first all-steel station wagon designed as a passenger vehicle, it set the standard for SUV design and utility.
Engine Specifications: 2.2L inline-4 or available 3.0L inline-6 in later models
Transmission: 3-speed manual with optional overdrive
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Trim Levels & Options: Offered in both 2WD and 4WD versions, with various trim levels
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Historical Significance: Pioneered the concept of the modern SUV and station wagon, blending utility with passenger comfort
Technology Innovations: Innovative all-steel body construction which was novel at the time for a non-commercial vehicle
Interior Features: Designed for practicality, with the ability to carry passengers or cargo with rear seats that could be folded flat
Exterior Design: Recognizable for its flat-front design and distinctive rear side windows, setting a visual standard for future SUVs