Instead of thinking outside the box, Pontiac played with the box a little. It sometimes made the box bigger, too — its 1970s station wagons were some of the longest and heaviest Pontiacs ever made.

The origins of the station wagon can be traced back to the early 20th Century, with models like the 1910s Ford Model T Depot Hack. This wagon was designed for work and to transport goods and ...

The origin of the station wagon can be traced back to the Model T Depot Hack, which was so named for its intended purpose of ferrying passengers and their luggage to and from train depots.

It's worth noting that the station wagon, a body type effectively synonymous with the American road trip, vanished from the US at the same time as the pandemic was kicking off and had us all ...

When Jeff Adler sold his tomato-red 1985 Mercedes-Benz station wagon in 2009, it had 314,000 miles on the odometer. “I just loved it. I felt great driving it,” says the New York real estate agent.