Pierce-Arrow Suburban Wagon 1906

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The Pierce-Arrow Suburban Wagon of 1906 was an early and luxurious automobile made by the prestigious Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company. It was both a symbol of elegance and high quality construction. This distinctive wagon was a six-cylinder, four-speed vehicle and had a maximum capacity for up to seven passengers. It was incredibly aesthetically pleasing, with a large, impressive hood made of polished aluminum, giving the appearance of a grand mini-coach. The body was made of sturdy oak panels, which were smooth and glossy, with the trim made of nickel-plated steel. Its interior was extremely comfortable and luxurious, with sumptuous leather upholstery and beautiful, ornately carved upholstery designs. The powertrain of the Pierce-Arrow Suburban Wagon was comprised of a powerful, 38-horsepower, 303 cubic-inch, T-head engine. It also had a three-speed transmission and a three-quarter enclosed gearbox. This advanced and reliable powertrain gave the car a powerful and smooth ride. The Pierce-Arrow Suburban Wagon stood out on the roads of its day due to its size and heft, as it was larger than most cars of the time. It was a heavy vehicle, weighing in at close to 4,500 lbs, and measuring in at a length of 17.5 feet and a width of 6.5 feet. Its robust framework and design gave the Pierce-Arrow Suburban Wagon an incredible longevity and durability. The Pierce-Arrow Suburban Wagon of 1906 was an impressive and distinctive vehicle of its time, standing out due to its size, power, and luxurious construction. It was an incredibly reliable and comfortable car- and no doubt a symbol of success.