1. Chevrolet Suburban (1935-Present)
The Chevrolet Suburban holds the record as the longest-running automobile nameplate, with over 90 years in continuous production. Launched in 1935, it was one of the first all-metal station wagons designed as a “carry-all” vehicle for families and gear. Over generations, it evolved into a large SUV favored by families, businesses, and even military applications. Its combination of size, utility, and ruggedness has made it one of General Motors’ most profitable and iconic vehicles.