A station wagon in [7]American, [8]Australian and [9]New Zealand usage
   A station wagon is distinguished from a [32]minivan ([33]multi-purpose
   [35]This MG ZT-T became the world's fastest estate/station wagon in
   This [36]MG ZT-T became the world's fastest estate/station wagon in
   [49]1926 York bodied open air Ford station wagon 
   it was a wagon that carried people and luggage from the train station
   1924 the first closed wagon appeared.^[60][3]
   wagon (although initially some final assembly would still take place
   eight-seat [81]Suburban wagon in 1935.^[82][7]
   all-steel bodied station wagon based upon a passenger car;
   bodied station wagon based upon a passenger car; coincidentally
   1950 Plymouth discontinued the woody station wagon in its line and
   manufacturer to produce a station wagon with a true wooden structure
   Country Squire, this heavily-trimmed full-size wagon was a staple of
   wagon was a sign of affluence and good taste. In the 1980s and early
   market in 1960. Expensive to produce and buy, the hardtop wagon sold
   [100]1967 Ford Country Squire - a full size station wagon 
   were applied to pillared four-door wagon models. Chevrolet dropped the
   [114]Ford Motor Company, produced a two-door hardtop wagon from 1957
   lines. Between 1972 and 1980, a two-door wagon version of the
   wagon version of the [117]Chevrolet Vega was available between 1971
   wagon version of the [121]AMC Pacer, produced between 1977 and 1980.
   The last two-door wagon available in America, the [122]Volkswagen Fox,
   [127]Lloyd Alexander Kombi - a small two door wagon 
   a one-off Jaguar XK120-based wagon with Morris 1000 rear doors grafted
   [146]Dodge Aries station wagon models which the minivan would soon
   the station wagon where [147]CAFE (Corporate Average Fuel Economy)
   Vandura) which filled the void of station wagon sales. This, indeed,
   [152]Buick Roadmaster Estate Wagon 
   traditional wagon bodystyle was a further blow. After struggling
   more similar in size to the [157]Ford Taurus wagon than the larger
   [160]Ford Focus wagon 
   the 2000s. Ford dropped the [162]Ford Focus wagon for 2007, and
   [163]Subaru replaced the [164]Impreza wagon with a 5-door hatchback
   Forenza/Chevrolet Optra wagon, the [168]Hyundai Elantra wagon and the
   [204]1966 Land Rover Series IIa Station Wagon (more like an SUV) 
   1966 Land Rover Series IIa Station Wagon (more like an [205]SUV)
   heaters these changes made the Station Wagon vehicles more attractive
   In [209]France almost all station wagon models are called the
   while a sedan might have a model life of four years, the wagon was
   Australian subsidiary designed wagon versions of its [229]Magna and
   wagon. Similarly, [231]Toyota no longer offers a wagon version of the
   [233]An Australian Ford BA Falcon station wagon 
   wagon in New Zealand, but not Australia, even though the mechanically
       of the wagon bodystyle in the 1920s through the 1940s. It remained
     * The [241]Studebaker [242]Wagonaire station wagon had a unique
       Sport Wagon featured raised rooflines beginning above the
     * In recent years, the [253]Citroën C5 wagon features an
       Wagon Story -- Part I". Collectible Automobile -- Volume 13 (No.
     * [270]American Station Wagon Owners Association
     * [271]Station Wagon forums
     * [272]Station Wagon Portal
     * [273]International Station Wagon Club