Sad part is I drove one of those boats...

The stigma around wagons is dissapointing in that they are so practical and beatifully sculpted by BMW, Audi and MErcedes... Too bad the US market doesn't appreciate them.

 

I love the CTS wagon I drove.....wonderful looking too

 

lower the 5 GT and voila, 5 wagon

 

Isn't this a repost

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/car...ies-wagon.html

 

this is nice lookin wagon

 

Can't believe then send up poor selling X6s and GTs but not this.



http://www.autoblog.com/2010/06/10/o...oo-cool-for-a/

 

I'd love to see an F10 M5 Touring. That or an RS6 Avant would be tons of fun and an easier sell to the wife. Plus you get to shock the shi te out of most cars on the road when a station wagon leaves them staring at tailights.

 

Quite stylish for a wagon!

 

For a wagon, she is a looker. Not bad

 

didnt even notice but yeah you are right

 

I will take e63 wagon if the M5 wagon isn't available in the states

 

I WANT A DAMN WAGON.


but that may have to do with me spending influential years in Australia, where wagons were just as common as SUVs.

 

I'd take this one any day:

 

I don't expect this sharp wagon in the US anytime soon:

 

That's nice!

I wish wagons would gain in popularity in the U.S. If their rate of depreciation would slow, and resale values improved, I'd consider one. Audi, BMW, MB, VW etc. make some nice wagons.