Dacia Station Wagon

Old Cars · Al Rogers · 4 Nov 2026

Check out this rare 1972 Hurst/Olds Vista Cruiser, an Indianapolis 500 support wagon powered by a 455 V-8 and meticulously restored by Oldsmobile enthusiast Todd Harroun. The post Car of the Week: 1972 Indy 500 Hurst/Olds Vista Cruiser station wagon appeared first on Old Cars Weekly.

Barn Finds · Kevin Roy · 4 Nov 2026

The all-new 1949 Mercury Station Wagon was no rehash of older pre-war models. Ford and Mercury released the 2-door model with real wood panels but kept the Detroit-built steel bodies. The bodies were sent to the Iron Mountain, Michigan,... Read More »

Jalopnik · Chris Tsui · 28 Oct 2026

The Crown Signia GT-S Performance Concept puts a sporty spin on Toyota's un-sporty crossover. Or is the standard Signia really a station wagon?

Barn Finds · Jim ODonnell · 23 Oct 2026

Boy, does this 1967 Pontiac Executive station wagon take me back! A wagon like this was a part of my high school years, having belonged to a close friend. It always seemed to be at the center of some... Read More »

Barn Finds · Ron Denny · 22 Oct 2026

With the introduction of four doors in 1979, the Honda Accords became a popular vehicle for young families and over time, a popular choice for middle-aged folks and older drivers as well. The Accord’s reputation for build quality, reliability,... Read More »

Barn Finds · Mike Stephens · 18 Oct 2026

As plentiful as wagons were in the mid-seventies, it’s surprising how few still seem to be around, since many served their duty and were subsequently forgotten, or worse. With the nostalgia surrounding the tried-and-true station wagon, most remaining examples... Read More »

Barn Finds · Russ Dixon · 12 Oct 2026

The Mazda RX-3 was a rotary-powered Japanese vehicle sold in the U.S. between 1972 and 1978. Several body styles were offered, including a station wagon like this one. On its home base, the car was known as the Savanna,... Read More »

Barn Finds · Russ Dixon · 11 Oct 2026

The Ford Ranchero began as a station wagon-based pickup in 1957. Then it had an identity crisis. From 1960 to 1965, it was a compact truck, and then from 1966 to 1979 it was a mid-size. The seller has... Read More »

Barn Finds · Nick Eggleston · 11 Oct 2026

By the outset of the 1959 model year, the writing was already on the wall for Edsel. Despite a spirited marketing effort to depict Edsel as innovative, forward-thinking, and reliable, none of this actually proved to be entirely factual;... Read More »

Barn Finds · Jim ODonnell · 11 Oct 2026

You know, when you come across a car like this 1968 Chevrolet Caprice station wagon that’s wrapped with a strap, you know something’s up. Yup, this one looks shaky, but there’s even more to it than meets the eye.... Read More »

Barn Finds · Jim ODonnell · 10 Oct 2026

Here’s one you won’t see every day: a 1964 Opel Kadett station wagon, or “Estate,” as wagons are often called. Opels were once a common sight on America’s highways and byways, but it’s been years since the former GM... Read More »

Barn Finds · Russ Dixon · 7 Oct 2026

0 The AMC Pacer was a quirky compact introduced in 1975. Its odd styling earned it the nickname “Flying Fishbowl” (along with others) and more glass and passenger room than anything else in its class. A station wagon was... Read More »

ClassicCars.com Journal · Derek Shiekhi · 4 Oct 2026

Who's ready for a picnic?