Long before streaming, the family sedan turned parking lots into the best seat in town.

Once commonplace, station wagons are virtually extinct in America. Fewer than 10 models are sold here in 2026 – many of them ...

Ford is turning one of Washington, D.C.’s busiest transit hubs into a showcase of American industry, innovation and horsepower for the nation’s 250th birthday. The automaker has opened "Driving ...

The V8 engine may be an endangered species today, but for several decades these eight-cylinder powerplants were a symbol of American motoring. Large, noisy, and powerful, they embodied the idea of ...

This 1974 Mexican Spec Ford Country Squire is a remarkable survivor featuring its original paint and a well-documented history from Los Mochis, Sinaloa. Powered by a 351 Windsor V8, this "long roof" ...

Launched in 1926 as part of America’s first federal highway system, Route 66 has always been more than just a road. Winding 2,400 miles from Chicago to Los Angeles, the Mother Road carried families ...

Station wagons are the vinyl records of the car world. They’re not the default choice anymore, but the people who want them really want them, and for good reason. A good wagon gives you the low, ...

Visit just about any European city and performance-oriented station wagons line every street. SUVs are popular in Europe, too, but the wagons (they call them “estates”) are holding their own. And now ...

View post: Living With the Lucid Gravity for 72 Hours: What Daily Driving Reveals About Real World Usage Beyond Specs Why Station Wagons Have All But Disappeared in America Station wagons faded as ...