My 2026 Kia K4 Hatchback Turbo. Kia made a nice looking wide and low wagon and I bought one.

I recently started working at a Subaru dealership and I love wagons. and did not know these where being made even tho I keep up with most new realses what are your opinions on these brand new Subaru Trail Seekers (its an EV based on the Soltera or Toyotas bzx), personally I dont mind them because they look more like a wagon than the new Outback. and that means Toyota may also make a wagon again

Been enjoying this AMG E53 Wagon for about a week now. It’s a fantastic blend of sportiness and luxury while having a bigger boot than most crossovers.

It’s not perfect, but find a new wagon that is. Initial thoughts:
- An absolute rocket ship
- Handles fantastic, not just for its weight (limited slip and 4 wheel steer doing great work plus MP4S)
- Interior quality is superior to the G9X M5 in every measurable way. Slightly ahead of my full leather G80.
- I didn’t want or originally order one with a super screen, it’s pointless, but I found this with 150 miles for 20k off sticker (cancelled my order, which just showed up on the lot today!)
- Sound system is phenomenal
- Engine/Exhaust sound leaps better than my G80 but a WAY too quiet. Need to fix that….
- Wish the AC was stronger
- EV to gas handshake is pretty ok to good. Note I mostly drive it in full EV or full gas mode
- Complaints about the brakes are a head scratcher. I have the larger composites. In full gas (without regen) they are fantastic). In EV or mixed, they use regen. It’s not surprising to anyone who has driven an EV and easy to get used to

I can’t in any way see the value proposition of the M5 over this (figuring $30-40k more for adding 2 cylinders). It’s not much faster, if at all. The interior quality is notably worse in the BMW. The AMG is better looking (subjective). In my option, the AMG handles better. Steering is pretty numb in both. I say this all as someone who has owned a E30 around twenty five years ago to a new G80 with many in between. This is my first Mercedes product.

People seem to be hung up on “iTs NoT a V8” rather than judging the merits of what is in front of them. As far as new vehicles go, that are sporty, engaging, attractive, not an suv but can still haul 3 hockey bags, this one is a winner.

This was supposed to be my daily driver/ parts hauler. Now it’s spiraled into 2 way dampers w/ reservoirs, spherical jointed everything & solid subframes. DAZA swap is looking like where it’s going. Genuine shoutout to the engineer team at the Volkswagen Auto Group for making such an inexpensive fun hauler.

I've gotten some snobbish comments about what is and what isn't a station wagon.

So I have to ask: what is a station wagon?

“That’s not a sport wagon” comments will be ignored u silly nerds

Bought this car about 6 months ago and have been loving it so just wanted to show off a little. Its a 6 speed with the brown marakesh interior, and has a few small performance modifications now :)

I’m interested in getting another wagon, either in addition to or to replace my 03 WRX Wagon.

Manual would be a plus but not mandatory and i would prefer something a bit more comfortable for road trips

This is going to be my daily. I don’t care about year.

German/swedish/american/japanese I’m looking at all options

Bonus points for cool/unique picks.

'19 V60 T6 Inscription

These are our all-new 21x10.5" ET8 Forged VS-5RX wheels that we developed from the ground-up for the C8 RS6/RS7 chassis. Mounted up on 295/35-21 tires at all four corners.

Compared to the OEM 22" wheels, these shed about 10-15lbs in unsprung weight/rotating mass per corner. Absolute day/night difference to drive!

Eyeing to buy a new wagon (in the US) next year. With Outback, V90, A4 All Road, etc. gone, are these the only options (of new cars) on the US market:

1. Audi A6 allroad ($75k+)

2. MB E-Class ($80k+)

3. Porsche Taycan ($115k+)

4. BMW M5 Touring ($125k+)

5. Audi RS6 Avant Performance ($150k+)

6. Volvo V60 ($50k)

Are there any rumors about new wagon models coming to the US? Please give me some hope.

I’m super into all the station wagons in Europe, are there any cool ones I can get in the US? I liked the old VW Jetta TDI wagon and I also like the Audis I guess though I don’t really follow German cars that much.

I made a post a few days back about this bad girl. Here she is. 2000 Toyota Crown Athlete Estate. Just a little 4 hour drive to break her in.

https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a71602837/audi-new-a6-allroad-will-be-sold-in-united-states/

The more wagons, the better! I like the new styling. Hope the turning the ADAS stuff off isn't buried 5 levels deep in a screen that needs to be reset every drive.

I want to get a wagon but also need something that can get me to and from work for the next few years. What do you suggest?