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How we define an SUV: a vehicle that is station wagon-like in appearance and a similar seating arrangement but with increased ground clearance and sometimes four-wheel drive. Recently, the line between wagons and SUVs has been blurred by “crossovers” – SUVs that are built on a unibody car chassis instead of the more traditional SUV body-on-frame. This segment also includes off-road, often open-top Jeep-like vehicles.

• Alfa Romeo 1900M AR51 (1954)
• AMC M422A1 Mighty Mite (1963)
• Austin Champ (1953)
• Bombardier B-7 Snowmobile (1940)
• Bowler Wildcat 200 (2001)
• Citroen Mehari (1980)
• Citroen ZX Rallye Raid Evo 5 (1995)
• Crofton Brawny Bug (1960)
• Crosley Farm-O-Road Prototype (1949)
• Diamond T Woody Wagon (1945)
• DKW Munga (1965)
• Dodge Durango Shelby SP360 (1999)
• Faraday Future FF 91 Prototype (2016)
• Fiat 600 Jungla (1966)
• Foers Ibex 250 (2007)
• Ford EX Concept (2001)
• Ford Explorer Sportsman Concept (2001)
• Ford Urban Explorer Concept (2001)
• GAZ 69 (1964)
• Hummer H1 Alpha Soft Top (2006)
• Hummer H1 Wagon (2004)
• International Scout II Rallye (1979)
• International Travelall 1000D (1969)
• Iso Centomila (1966)
• Kapi Jip (1955)
• Laforza Magnum Edition (1998)
• Land Rover Range Rover Convertible Suffix B by SVC (1973)
• Land Rover Range Rover LSE Limousine (1994)
• Mega Club 4×4 (1998)
• Mercedes-Maybach G650 Landaulet (2017)
• Mercury Series 79M Marmon-Harrington 4×4 Wagon (1947)
• Meyers Manx (1963) (yeah, we know it’s not an SUV, but it is an off-roader)
• Minerva C22 (1957)
• Monteverdi Safari 5700 (1978)
• Monteverdi Sahara (1979)
• Oldsmobile Bravada IRL Support Vehicle (1999)
• Porsche 597 Jagdwagen (1958)
• Puch 500 GE (1993)
• Rover Scout Concept (1991)
• Teilhol Tangara (1989)