Here's Every Wagon You Can Still Buy New For 2023
The beloved station wagon has been dying a slow death, but there are still a few options out there.
Forget about the woes of every other automotive segment, because the one that has probably suffered the most from the onslaught of SUVs and crossovers is wagons. As a result, there aren't all that many left on the market.
However, there are still a handful, and pretty much all of them are wonderful things. Interestingly, the Germans are the ones doing the lion's share of the heavy lifting to keep the wagon flame alive. Nine out of the 13 cars on this list come from a German manufacturer.
I don't really know what that says about the industry, but it is a neat little tidbit to say the least.
Prices run the gambit and so does performance. While some of these cars may not have a ton to do with each other on paper, there is one thing that unites them. They are all God's body style: a wagon.
Audi A4 Allroad
It's a bit of a shame Audi will only sell you an A4 Avant with silly plastic fenders, but it's okay. I suppose it's better than nothing. I wish there were more of these fellas around. It's one of just two compact luxury wagons. We need more!
Audi A6 Allroad
Imagine the A4 Allroad but enlarged. That's how you get the A6 Allroad. It's pretty cool, but it isn't even close to the coolest way to get an Audi '6' wagon...
Audi RS6 Avant
This is the coolest way to get an Audi '6' wagon. The RS6 Avant is one of the fastest cars on this list. It comes with VW's corporate twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 that makes enough power to get your kids to school in under three seconds. That's coincidentally the 0-60 time, as well.
Mercedes-AMG E63 S Wagon
Right here could be the prettiest car on the list. Now I want an E63 wagon, so badly. Just look at it. It's got over 600 horsepower, and selectable all-wheel drive. What's not to love?
Mercedes-Benz E450 All-Terrain
Do you want an Audi A6 Allroad but with a bit more Mercedes-Benz flair? The E450 All-Terrain is for you. It may not be as handsome as the regular E-Class wagon that's sold overseas, but it's not too shabby.
Mini Cooper Clubman
The Cooper Clubman and its barn doors continue to soldier on. I salute you, Mini.
Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo
There are so many different drivetrain options for the Panamera Sport Turismo. There's bound to be something in there for you. It's one of the great grand tourers for sale today.
Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo
It's electric! Here's the first EV on our list, and one of only two EV wagons offered for sale right now. It rides a bit higher than its Sport Turismo stablemate, but this Taycan is still super cool.
Porsche Taycan Sport Turismo
If you wanted a true Taycan Wagon this one's for you: the Sport Turismo. Just look at this thing. It's epic, and it comes with many hundreds of horsepowers. I desperately want a go in one.
Subaru Forester
Jalopnik Grand Poobah Bob Sorokanich says this counts as a wagon. I do not agree. Send hate mail his way. Yes, the Forester was once a wagon, but its wagon credentials are questionable at best at this point.
Subaru Outback
This is an actual wagon that Subaru makes. I still wish the Legacy was around, but the Outback is still pretty, pretty neat.
Volvo V60 Cross Country
Volvo is the wagon king, so it's no surprise to see it has a couple entries on this list. Unfortunately, you can now only get Volvo wagons in Cross Country trim. I suppose they're cool, but they aren't as cool as the original wagons.
Volvo V90 Cross Country
The V90 wagon is cool, Cross Country or otherwise (thought there really isn't an otherwise). There really aren't too many full-size wagons still on the market, but there's a truly awesome one.
Hail to the wagon! May you live a happy and fruitful life.