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Stance: Goofy
Mansory tuned Audi RS6 Avant.
Good Gravy.
Dash if you’re interested in another euro wagon there’s a Peugeot with 50 miles on the clock in Surrey waiting for you.
No Reserve: 51-Mile 1975 Peugeot 504 Wagon Diesel 4-Speed Project
Is that a bumper car?
Volkswagen makes a North American spec Passat which is bigger and softer than the Euro Spec. So even if you do get a wagon, you won't get that specific one. And the likelihood that they will spec a wagon on that platform is really low because those are made here in SC. Doesn't make sense for them to re-tool for a few thousand cars at most. Even if every single one will be sold immediately.^
I like it (and I doubt we see it in Canada either).
Unfortunate that sport wagons have never caught on here. Had several of them as rentals in Europe and they're excellent cars.
2021 VW Passat Wagon R Line, available in every VW dealership in Europe now.
Here in America, we will never see it. But I can get at least 18 different variations of the Ford Explorer. So I got that going for me. Which is nice.
The best car I've ever driven is was a BMW Alpina B6 (originally made for the Japan market, but imported to Canada in 2014). The best wagon overall was a Volvo V70 all-wheel drive, that car loved the snow and ice.
Unfortunate that sport wagons have never caught on here. Had several of them as rentals in Europe and they're excellent cars.
I get why all of the car companies are going hard on SUVs and trucks though. That's what Americans and our goldfish brains ("$2 gas?!? Better get that new RAM I've been wanting") are buying. And the margins are fucking enormous, especially on the pickup trucks.
Buddy of mine who lives in Stockholm just picked up one of the new Volvo V60 hybrids and that is a damned fine looking car. I know you can get them here, but you pretty much have to buy a luxury variant, so it's a pretty penny.My A4 S-Line Avant is a stellar car. It's AWD, but not with the AllRoad suspension. It's got the lower Audi S suspension. When I had the news tires put on it, the guy who owned the shop that mounted them took it out on the test drive and he said it was the most comfortable car he's ever driven.
When my wife had the oil changed in her car recently, he asked her if I was ready to sell it yet.
I will be devastated when I have to let it go. I will never find a wagon to replace it and will probably have to bite the bullet and get an SUV.