The Wagons Only Thread [Please See First Post!]

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Check out this Grand Marquis I seen on ebay. This thing is like the perfect "vacation road trip car"

I want it!
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It looks like the perfect foundation if you want to build your own Family Truckster.
 
Sweet Yellow Bird of Paradise, that DeSoto is gorgeous.
 
The Volvo V50, what rare cars! This one is a 2008, the year the V50 received a facelift. The one in these photos actually belonged to my father. He custom ordered this exact one back in 2008 with the "Gecko Green" exterior, R-Design appearance, Xenon headlights, and the 18" 5-spoke rims, all being pretty hard to find options on the V50, especially that paint color.

Sadly though, the car was totaled back in 2016, and I actually found these photos when I searched the VIN and found out it was rebuilt all the way in Minnesota...
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4 years later I still think about this car all the time. My gosh, I miss it so much
 
I like the base form but dislike this kind of car modding. What Toyota is this? I’m not really familiar with older Japanese cars.
That's the E70 generation of the Toyota Corolla.
 
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There aren't enough station wagons--or wagons in general--with well done vinyl tops. I wonder how many of these boats survived with it intact; I couldn't find any decent pictures of one so I had to resort to promotional material.
 
Now that Jaguar have announced they've stopped importing the XF Sportbrake, I thought I should post up what we're missing out on.


Fortunately, if you still want a big sexy Eurowagon, Volvo's got you covered with the V90.
 
Now that Jaguar have announced they've stopped importing the XF Sportbrake, I thought I should post up what we're missing out on.


Fortunately, if you still want a big sexy Eurowagon, Volvo's got you covered with the V90.
Both are absolutely stunning looking. The facelifted XF is quite a noticeable improvement.
 
Might be going E91 335d for my next car in about a year. Always wanted a wagon. Having one with all that torque and two exhausts is enticing.

Would probably want an SE for extra discretion.

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You want an N55 335i really ;)

My estranged wife( who I still live with at the mo long story) has just taken order of her 1.0 Ecoboost 155bhp Mhev Focus (long name phew :p)
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You want an N55 335i really ;)

If I was to go petrol I'd want a 340i, but I already have a turbo petrol that costs me a fortune to commute, which is why I use a diesel Cactus with 89 ponies and soothe my pain with the Bluetooth streaming!
 
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As a Pre-teen going to the NY Auto SHow. Me and my cousin, would run to the GM displays. Get a bag and proceed to stuff said bags with brochures. When these came out, all we could do was dream of customising each one.

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Triumph Herald 1200 Estate


Triumph Herald 13/60 Estate


Triumph Courier. Technically a van, but I won't tell if you won't.



Triumph Vitesse Estate. The Vitesse is a Herald with a 2-litre inline 6. The estate was available by special order only.
 
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