Even though wagons aren't all that popular in America, there's just something about them that drives us crazy, especially a fast wagon. There's nothing better than beating someone off the line in a car designed to haul a family. Here are eight new cars on the market today that we wish would a wagon version.
Lexus GS F
While the gaping front of the GS F is polarizing, we think it looks purposeful, like it needs all of that open space to suck in the air for its 467-hp 5.0-liter V8. Those stacked quad-tailpipes wouldn't look bad on a wagon, either.
Alfa Romeo Giulia
The Giulia, with its 510 hp V6, is faster than a Lamborghini Murcielago at the Nurburgring. it's currently the fastest sedan ever to lap the Green Hell. Now, if Alfa made it into a wagon, it could hold the title of Fastest Wagon Around the Nurburgring, too.
Jaguar XE
Think about how handsome the XE is. Now think about how handsome of a wagon it would make. The V6 with 340 hp is straight from the F-Type, which would turn the XE into the perfect sports car wagon.
Cadillac ATS-V
We won't soon forget the awesomeness of the CTS-V wagon. And as much as we'd love to see Cadillac bring it back, we'd equally love to see a wagon variant of the smaller ATS-V. Sure, it doesn't have a V8. But the 464-hp twin-turbo V6 is more than enough to make the ATS-V
Lexus GS F
While the gaping front of the GS F is polarizing, we think it looks purposeful, like it needs all of that open space to suck in the air for its 467-hp 5.0-liter V8. Those stacked quad-tailpipes wouldn't look bad on a wagon, either.
Alfa Romeo Giulia
The Giulia, with its 510 hp V6, is faster than a Lamborghini Murcielago at the Nurburgring. it's currently the fastest sedan ever to lap the Green Hell. Now, if Alfa made it into a wagon, it could hold the title of Fastest Wagon Around the Nurburgring, too.
Jaguar XE
Think about how handsome the XE is. Now think about how handsome of a wagon it would make. The V6 with 340 hp is straight from the F-Type, which would turn the XE into the perfect sports car wagon.
Cadillac ATS-V
We won't soon forget the awesomeness of the CTS-V wagon. And as much as we'd love to see Cadillac bring it back, we'd equally love to see a wagon variant of the smaller ATS-V. Sure, it doesn't have a V8. But the 464-hp twin-turbo V6 is more than enough to make the ATS-V
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