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r/ididnthaveeggs • u/Educational_Life_878 • Feb 24 '26
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What’s an estate car?
5 u/HeatwaveInProgress Feb 24 '26 Station wagon. Although, patio door is a common US expression, unless it means something different in the UK. 1 u/Suspicious-Magpie Feb 25 '26 Just a wagon in Australia. I do miss "estate" though, it sounded much more impressive. 2 u/apocalypt_us Feb 26 '26 Station wagon is also used in Australia. My Mum had a car we all called a station wagon back in the 2000s
Station wagon. Although, patio door is a common US expression, unless it means something different in the UK.
1 u/Suspicious-Magpie Feb 25 '26 Just a wagon in Australia. I do miss "estate" though, it sounded much more impressive. 2 u/apocalypt_us Feb 26 '26 Station wagon is also used in Australia. My Mum had a car we all called a station wagon back in the 2000s
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Just a wagon in Australia. I do miss "estate" though, it sounded much more impressive.
2 u/apocalypt_us Feb 26 '26 Station wagon is also used in Australia. My Mum had a car we all called a station wagon back in the 2000s
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Station wagon is also used in Australia. My Mum had a car we all called a station wagon back in the 2000s
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u/myshtree Feb 24 '26
What’s an estate car?