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Originally Posted by SteveinArizona
Unfortunately, I agree. We bought a VW Alltrack for my daughter in Chicago. They sold so few of them (Sportwagens and Alltracks) that they only sold them in the United States for three years and ceased after 2019.
alas, it is not just the US. The rest of the world is slowly moving toward SUVs and away from station wagons/estate cars.
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VW really wants to kill their wagon. So the golf wagon would be nice with the higher HP, but you can only get it in the low-end trim with no tech. Then there's the lifted all-track, but that's basically a big slap in the face to anyone that wants a good handling sporty wagon.
At least the Arteon is a useful configuration even in the sedan version, huge hatch that just swallows stuff. All sedans should be like that IMO.
I just bought a hatchback that I wish was a little bigger, but it's big enough. If they offered an S4/RS4 Avant or M340 wagon here, I'd have it, no question.