The Superliner I and Superliner II are almost identical for most practical purposes, and difficult to tell apart. The Superliner I was manufactured from 1978 to 1981 by Pullman Standard. The Superliner II was manufactured by Bombardier in 1993-1994. Both cars are found on many of Amtrak's long distance services outside the Northeast.
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 Superliner upper level coach class interior, July 31, 2007  Superliner coach class seats, July 31, 2007  Superliner lounge upper level interior, July 28, 2007  Superliner diner upper level, July 28, 2007  Superliner roomette in daytime configuration, July 28, 2007  Superliner car on the Capitol Limited at Rockville, MD, December 6, 2002  Superliner I 38024 Diner on the Capitol Limited at Rockville, MD, December 6, 2002  Superliner II 38059 Diner on the Capitol Limited at Cumberland, MD, July 28, 2007  Superliner cars on the Empire Builder at Minot, ND, August 1, 2007  Superliner II 39027 Transition Sleeper at Minot, ND, August 1, 2007  Superliner I 32009 (George M. Pullman) sleeper, this was the last car ever manufactured by Pullman and is named after Pullman's founder, photographed at Havre, MT, August 1, 2007  Superliner I 32015 sleeper at Whitefish, MT, August 1, 2007 | |||||||||||||||||
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