It's an automotive enthusiast's dream to rocket around in a burbling, high-powered beast of a station wagon, but here in the United States, it's a fantasy that can be hard to fulfill. As of late ...

No one was surprised last spring when Mercedes-AMG announced that, of its 2025 E53 sedan and wagon duo, the United States would only get the sedan. Europe may be obsessed with the station wagon, but ...

But none were as potent as the Chevelle SS 454 LS6. The ultimate iteration of Chevrolet's midsize car, the SS 454 LS6, was sold in 1970 only with a 454-cubic-inch (7.4-liter) V8 rated at 450 ...

By 1965, the Malibu trim had become the upscale face of the Chevelle line, with the Super Sport (SS) package providing a nice boost to performance. Now, we’re watching as a 1965 Chevy Malibu SS ...

Get the latest news, reviews, features and updates on the Chevrolet Chevelle from our expert automotive journalists. Despite being a different breed in every possible sense, the Blazer EV SS ...

What makes a hot hatchback even better? More hatchback—that is, when it’s stretched out into a station wagon. We all know most Americans aren’t enthusiastic about the body style, but the ...

There’s been a lot of talk lately about station wagons—I mean, a lot considering that they make up around 1% of the overall car market. In the past month, Mercedes-Benz announced a shooting ...

It sometimes made the box bigger, too — its 1970s station wagons were some of the longest and heaviest Pontiacs ever made. Later, Pontiac helped kill the station wagon with the Trans Sport ...

Few people remember the Greenbrier, and nobody can blame them. This nameplate debuted in 1961 when Chevrolet launched a Corvair-based van, but the vehicle remained in production for only four years.

Founded in 1989, Lexus is a premium automaker created by Toyota as a rival to Mercedes-Benz and BMW. Its first model, the Lexus LS, became renowned as a true S-Class rival at a fraction of the ...