The station wagon still exists ... This is the wagon that introduced kids to “the wayback.” This wasn't a car of its own, but Pontiac's designation for each of its wagons.

In the style of the Ford Country Squire, Pontiac decided to make its flagship station wagon a standalone model ... family image as woodies of the 1960s and ‘70s, it still attracted many buyers.

The station wagon, once a staple of American families, is now a rare sight on the road. Once dominating suburban streets and representing the American dream of the post-war era, the station wagon has ...

Excellent car, drives great! Would buy again if Pontiac was still in business What is the cheapest Pontiac vehicle available? The Pontiac Solstice is the cheapest available vehicle by average Cars ...

Courtesy: Bring a Trailer In the 1960s, most families relied on sedans or station wagons. But despite the growing network of interstates, there were some roads that'd scrape the driveshaft right ...

Alongside the SUV, the muscle car, and the pickup truck, America is credited with introducing the station wagon ... was also introduced in 1960, so the Plymouth wagons would have had many ...

The Mercedes-Benz E55 AMG wagon was imported in very low numbers in the US: fewer than 200 sold in 2005 and 2006; one example ...

Unfortunately for those of us with impeccable taste, there aren't exactly a lot of station wagons for us to choose from in the U.S. Those that actually are available can be pretty expensive ...

Every division of General Motors has a great following, but the Pontiac crowd stands tall within the B.O.P. community.

Station wagons, estate cars, avants, touring cars, long-roofs, and shooting brakes are just a number of ways to describe the god-tier automotive body style (behind vans, of course). Wagons are ...

This resurgence was led by founder Henry Ford’s son, Henry II, known as The Deuce, and a group of senior managers, called the Whiz Kids, led by Robert McNamara. General Motors, fuelled by profits from ...