Someday soon as an homage to the not-too-long-ago automotive history, a manufacturer will introduce a vehicle called a station wagon. A good choice
Kerrie Kelly knows style. She owns a design company and works in a home office worthy of recognition in an upscale home decor
Stations wagons were all the rage 75 years ago. The 1941 Chrysler Town and Country bubble-back design had a cavernous interior and featured
When it joined the car-in-a-box lineup in 2010, the Kia Soul was a novelty. Its unique styling garnered a lot of attention, not
Now in its sixth generation, the newly designed 2015 Subaru Outback further blurs the segment distinction between wagon and crossover sport utility vehicle.
The 2015 Volvo V60 T5 is a new car the United States. It’s been in Europe for a few years, but for the
The 2014 Toyota Venza, like its older siblings, is positioned uniquely. It’s neither a wagon nor a true sport utility vehicle. Rather it’s
After a seven-year absence, the 2013 Audi Allroad makes its return to the United States as a luxury vehicle and as a unique
Introduced in Japan in May 2011 and six months later in the United States, the 2012 Toyota Prius v joins carmaker's four-member hybrid
The 2011 Acura TSX Sport Wagon is new to the luxury segment of Honda. The manufacturer has added versatility to its lineup, with
Honda is plenty busy at the North American Auto Show in Detroit showcasing new innovation for the U.S. market. But it appears the
It’s hard to imagine any other vehicle as versatile as the Subaru Outback. It’s the all-purpose car. It’s ideal as a family wagon.
The 2010 Jetta Sportwagen is not as well known as the Toyota Prius. But the two vehicles have been compared. The Prius is
It’s hard to rattle Volvo’s reputation. The Swedish manufacturer offers nicely designed, if undistinguished, vehicles. They’re great for confident, open-road driving in any
One of the tangible, unwritten tests of a new vehicle is its initial comfort. Does a car suit a driver without a lengthy
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