The station wagon still exists on U.S. roadways, but its golden era has long since passed. The wayback seating, long frames, and faux-wood paneling are largely lost to history, replaced by minivans ...

Station wagons used to be the least glamorous thing in the driveway. The car parents drove because it hauled kids and ...

We've talked about it a lot here at CarBuzz recently. The station wagon as a whole, which many of us grew up with, is basically nonexistent in the US automotive market these days. Of the several ...

Does anybody remember the '83 Corvette? You don't? Good, because all '83s were preproduction and most were destroyed. One lives at the Corvette Museum, but none were sold to the public. Production and ...

There are a few exceptions to the rule, namely the sporty two-door wagons of the Tri-Five era that rolled out of the Chevrolet and Pontiac divisions of GM. Those wagons, the Chevy Nomad and the ...

If you grew up in the '70s or '80s, at one time you likely hated the family station wagon for being so ordinary and dull. Yet, in some strange twist of fate, the lowly station wagon has become a ...

Station wagons were once the go-to family vehicle before minivans and SUVs took over the market, but they're quietly finding their way back into the spotlight. Drivers are rediscovering that wagons ...

Thomas has spent two years working in the auto journalism industry, contributing to a UK-based newspaper and writing for Euronewsweek. A full-time writer and lifelong engineering enthusiast, he now ...

Although the once-ubiquitous American station wagon has all but disappeared from the road today, car enthusiasts and industry historians continue to have a deep appreciation for the great wagons of ...

Many of the desirable characteristics that made wagons the go-to family vehicle are the same qualities car shoppers look for ...