These used to be everywhere in the 70s and 80s until SUVs started takking over. have you ridden in one? maybe driven one yourself before?


These used to be everywhere in the 70s and 80s until SUVs started takking over. have you ridden in one? maybe driven one yourself before?


I owned a 1962 Chevy station wagon. It was okay to drive around. You could put the back seat down and go camping in the back. I didn't own that car very long started having mechanical problems. I think car was about 10 years old when I first got it. What I own another one. No. I own several minivans and I love them. Is able to get all my children and the car with least problems. In a station wagon your shoulder to shoulder. A lot of times fights broke out between siblings. I also own an Ford expedition.. I love my Subaru. It gets around a lot better than my Ford expedition. I get approximately 36 mi to gallon with my Subaru. And my Ford expedition I'd be lucky to get 20 miles a gallon.
When they fight tie them to the roof rack for 20 miles. They will never fight again.
@DubiousIntentions it was quite tempting.
Drove, rode in, there's a ford wagon that stopped being made in... 2010 I think? I'm thinking of getting one. The shagging wagon is an amazing ride. I like minivans, police cruisers, and station wagons, though station wagons combine the speed of a cruiser with the people packing ability of the minivan.
Granted if I have any more kids I'll have to just buy a shuttle bus... lol
Some of those pictured are hatchbacks, not station wagons. Now this is a REAL station wagon.

Rode in one as a kid. Owned and drove one in the 1980s.
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I love station wagons.
A few of my childhood friends' parents had "wagons".
I used to love riding in them, sometimes going camping (cool).
As I reached driving age, I drove a couple of them a few times.
They were perfect for the times in which they were produced.
As time goes by, I'm even beginning to think they're sexy.
Yeah, back in the `60's or `70's, possibly the `80's. They were mostly made for people with large families, especially if they traveled a lot. By the late `70's, everybody HAD to have a van!! By the late `80's, those vans became what we have, now. It's a car, but it's a van.
Yes. My first car was a 1981 Mercury Grand Marquis Colony Park LS station wagon, with the dual-facing rear seats in the enormous wayback, the giant roof rack, the two-way tailgate (opened down and to the side), and the simulated wood paneling all around the car.
Oh yeah!!! My parents owned one and I drove in it for YEARS.
It looked like this:
It was like the pre-hatchback before it crawled out of the sea. The original beast could never support it's size on dry land that well.
My dad owned a 1963 rambler station wagon. That thing broke down every holiday. He finally got rid of it in 1978. Traded it in for a chevy nova 4 door sedan. My first car was a Ford country squire station wagon. Drove it for a year
Own one of these from 1983 to 1988. Then traded it for a Mazda 626 LX hatchback.

I used to own one, a Fiat Tempra SW 1.9 ltr turbo diesel, a good bus.
Been a long time since I drove one and used to ride in one as kids often, we had a few of them over 40 years ago
Always wanted to if my parents bought one instead of a truck or a car.
Who hasn't been in one, at least once in their lives?
Back in the day my friends parents had one.
I've seen them around but I've never been in any.
I've always wanted to ride on one.
To my knowledge I've never been in one
thanks for the like high five mate 🖐️
Never was really a thing in UK,
Yea the modern version
Never
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