Best Luxury Station Wagons | Expert Recommendations

The BMW 5-series has become an icon within its own right over the years. It’s stylish, bold, and continues to offer drivers that sporty performance they’ve come to expect from older versions of this model. The 5-series Touring is the first station wagon BMW has created and it’s an instant success. It improves on everything that makes a 5-Series great and provides you with all the extra space needed to fit your family and their luggage comfortably inside.

When you think of Audi, many words come to mind: luxury, efficiency, excellence; but sportiness isn’t often one of them – at least not before the new Audi A6 came out in 2010. This stylish wagon shares its underpinnings with a sports sedan, the S4 so it doesn’t skimp on performance even if this model can hold up to seven people thanks to its practicality!

With their safety features and possible all-wheel drive, Volvo station wagons have long been a popular among active families. The Volvo V90 is the company’s flagship wagon, offering both luxury and functionality. Its sleek exterior and minimalist cabin exhibit Scandinavian design, with Nappa leather and other high-quality materials pampering passengers. The V90 is an enticing SUV alternative because to its excellent fuel economy and nimble handling. The Volvo V90 is a 5-seater with two trim levels to choose from. The T6 R-Design AWD, which starts at $58,895 and comes with a 2.0L I4 S/C with Turbo engine and All Wheel Drive, is the most popular style. This V90 is expected to get 21 miles per gallon in the city and 32 miles per gallon on the highway.

This swanky station wagon’s key attributes are its practical, rare, supreme look, and smooth driving. That’s enough to make this car the most favorite one! This year the manufacturer of this car upgrades this model to a more masculine look by borrowing styling features from the Mercedes SUV lineup. Drivers will find huge luxuriousness, such as its sturdy inside, E-class’s richly dressed cabin, ample driver assistance facilities, and many more. This car provides the best on-road attitude.

In a more robust form, the Audi A4 allroad wagon delivers similar luxury and sportiness to the Audi A4 sedan. It can handle difficult roads and weather thanks to its high ground clearance and rubberized body accents. When the weather is clear, it’s still quick and entertaining to drive. Its motorized liftgate opens to almost twice the cargo capacity of its sedan counterpart. Audi’s outstanding styling, luxurious leather upholstery, and wireless Apple CarPlay are all available to passengers. The Audi A4 allroad is a five-seater with three trim options. The Premium Plus, which starts at $45,645 and comes with a 2.0L I4 Turbo engine and All Wheel Drive, is the most popular style. This A4 allroad is expected to get 24 miles per gallon in the city and 30 miles per gallon on the highway.

Subaru gave the Outback a raised suspension and SUV-like body and has straddled the line between wagons and crossover. The concept, aimed at outdoor enthusiasts and initially marketed as a sport utility wagon, struck a chord. Outback now vastly outsells all other wagons. Subaru stuck with the same rough appearance and two four-cylinder engines, a 2.5-litre with 182 horsepower and a more expensive 2.4-litre turbocharged one with 260 horsepower. Both engines are coupled to a continuously variable automatic gearbox with all-wheel drive as standard. The Outback is also capable of modest off-roading.