Acura confirms Euro Honda Accord Tourer Coming as TSX Sport Wagon

[V8GMT360 Guy]

Originally Posted by OLDSCHOOLGMFAN

Now everybody wants a wagon. I wonder why?

Because it's the new trendy "in" thing to do. BS reason to buy a vehicle if you ask me, but what do I know?

[ldm1]

Originally Posted by Mikkoo

We've had the Accord wagon here in Europe for many years. It never went away like it did in North America. They have never gone out of fashion here either. Personally I like the new Mazda 6 wagon. Now that is a really nice looking family hauler. Too bad you won't get that in North America. When people tire of SUV's and crossovers and gas prices stay north of $4.00 per gallon, perhaps they will demand more wagons.
There are plenty of stylish ones available here in Europe.

It appears that GM will drop the ball yet once again, and leave the "Buick" Astra 5-door hatchback in Europe for the europeans to enjoy. What with flex ride, gas and diesel turbo fours, and great styling in a five passenger hatchback--apparently the chiefs at GM think it's just a little too nice a car to give to the home folks. I'm close to not caring anymore what GM does -- there are too many good things shaping up in asia, like 50 mpg at a reasonable price.

[Novak454]

Originally Posted by Buick61

If that's not a vote of non-confidence in the ZDX, I don't know what is.

I had to check to ensure I wasn't reading the April issue of Car and Driver when I first saw that ZDX, I thought it was a joke...

[skylark68]

Problem with wagons is that Gen X'ers grew up riding in wood paneled Country Squires and Estate Wagons. It's hard to break that image even if the new ones are infinitely more sporty. I never had a problem with wagons, I love the old ones, especially the glass roofed Vista Cruisers and Sportwagons, but I'm in the minority.

[johnny smallblock]

I would have said GM would be the last company to make a wagon. Then they did the CTS wagon. Shows what I know!