Hell-Wagon. Hell-Ya.

S650 Mustang 2 door wagon would be awesome

Bring back the WRX wagon.. It used to be a small wagon...like a 5 door hatchback. It was big enough to be useful but not so bit that it was annoying.

I always liked the Dodge Magnum and didn’t see the logic in cancelling it; I’m sure it comes down to dollar and cents, pounds, shillings and pence, as does everything in the modern corporate world.

The Toyota Prius. Honestly they did it once and you still see prius V’s around but with the new look this could be a less awkward looking and even more practical.

Nissan Sentra wagon. 

The current 2 series. The last gen was sold in Europe as a 3 and 5 door hatch M140i (it even came with a stick).

Unfortunately, manufacturers seem convinced that the only way to sell wagons is to bring them over as insanely high priced performance versions. When those don’t fly off the lots, the case is made for “muh…

My wife would say “None of them”. It’s why we have a Crosstrek and not an Outback. She felt the Outback was too “wagony”.

I feel like this is the question I’ve waited for my whole life. *gets list and soapbox out....*

Lexus LS
Toyota GR86
Acura Integra
Genesis G70
Chevy SS
Chevy Malibu
Lincoln LS
Eagle Vision

In the 80s/90s, Ford had a pretty strong wagon game. Escort. Taurus. Country Squire. But, one sedan that didn’t get the wagon treatment was the Tempo and Topaz. I loved my 1992 Tempo GLS sedan, althought I wish it had been available in a wagon form. Throw in the 3.0L Vulcan V6 and a 5-spd manual, would have been a fun…

Isn’t that just the Bronco Sport?

How did this list miss Tyler the Creator’s collection in the Lemonhead video? He starts out in a vintage Chris-Craft before a pan out reveals his personal car collection, which includes a BMW E30 M3, McLaren 675LT, Pink Fiat 131 Abarth Rally, Lancia Delta Integrale Evo 1 & 2, Rolls-Royce Cullinan and Camargue. The…

Giulia is a personal bummer, as I had the predecessor 159 wagon (diesel + manual) as company car. And would get the giulia too, if it was available.

Mazda 3, the hatchback is neat but not very practical, making the sedan a wagon would be awesome, the dynamics of a 3 and the cargo capacity of a CX-5 or CX-50.

I’d go with normie compact cars like Corolla, Forte, Civic, Mazda3. Was in northern Europe a few weeks ago and the Corolla estate is a good size. Offer something affordable with just enough extra room to address people’s space/size anxiety.

Bring back the Accord wagon, and make it a hybrid.

I’ve always admired people who simply make what they think. Highgate Garages, take a bow:

With the acknowledgement that, as others have said, the correct answer is all cars, I really wish my 2018 Elantra GT Sport was a wagon

The new Jetta. It would be great to see a new version of the Alltrack as well.

A freaking Golf GTI aka Sportswagen GTI. Yeah I know you can modify a regular Sportswagen but not the same engine...etc. and I cannot be bother to make the modficaiton myself.