Nissan stagea, Holden, ford falcon, Camry, What ya need it for would be a good start.
lookin4ord,
Jan 25, 8:20am
general run around but have two smallish dogs to cart
ginga4lyfe,
Jan 25, 8:20am
Toyota Caldina are also quite good, im happy with mine!
lookin4ord,
Jan 25, 8:20am
BA wagon!
dalhtrust,
Jan 25, 8:21am
What about a Nissan Presage. you get the wagon feature plus extra seating ;)
fordcrzy,
Jan 25, 8:24am
they are usually listed as "XT" wagons
lookin4ord,
Jan 25, 8:24am
bit over the family wagon thing now hence the station wagon
lookin4ord,
Jan 25, 8:27am
if thats a ford then sorry already had the Fix Or Repair Daily FORD
fordcrzy,
Jan 25, 8:27am
you could also look at a 2005+ mondeo wagon (MANUAL ONLY) the autos are crap. have a good search though.they seem to be going UP in price at the moment.we sold our mint 2002 wagon done 150,000 for $6500 a couple years ago.now look at what they are going for.
neville48,
Jan 25, 8:30am
Toyota liteace van ,the older square ones with the low roof, 1500cc and 5 spd, so reliable, versatile and good for the dogs too.
toyboy3,
Jan 25, 8:33am
look at the nissan expertgood basicwagon
mugenb20b,
Jan 25, 8:55am
Autos are.average. Manuals are really good until you have to pay someone to do the clutch.
kazbanz,
Jan 25, 9:30pm
OP- The thing is I could recommend a bunch of GOOD station wagons or even perhaps "long hatch backs"but its hard when we don't know whats important to YOU. Price/fuel economy/power etc. I'll take a punt though and suggest you try a Toyota Ructus. My reasoning, 1) toyota 1500cc vvti engine. -pep and economy 2) plenty of room for dogs. 3) rear seats fold into the floor to give a big wagon when needed 4) on the outside its a smaller H/b
lookin4ord,
Jan 25, 11:34pm
1500 too small for me sorry
fordcrzy,
Jan 26, 5:40am
thats correct. ford want about $2500 for a clutch job. i managed to get one done for $1400
i doubt you could find a better 2 liter car than the mondy even with thier faults.i mean a passat of that age is just a $2500 turbo away and the caldinas could blow thier TEMS suspension at $2600 a pair. the mondy is a solid drive.
if i were to look at a corolla wagon it would have to be the 1800. they are a pretty good engine
n3d4sp3d,
Jan 26, 6:12am
lancer vrx 2.4 mivec fun car to drive only downside is they are only available in auto. i have heard that the es had a manual optionbut they would be very rare and aren't as nice as the vrx. alot of these wagons will be comming off lease now
stevo2,
Jan 26, 8:00am
Ok so what size is good for you then, Corolla!, Wingroad! Camry! Stagea! Falcoon! you tell us and we'll give you some advice. Also a budget $3k or $30k
edangus,
Jan 26, 9:19am
Toyota Altezza Gita AS300
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