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Ford's first V8 ushered in a new era. Here are some of the most interesting models it powered, from the '30s to the '50s.

Station wagons are traditionally long, large vehicles that offer oodles of passenger and cargo space, so small wagons seem a bit counterintuitive. However, it is clear that something more compact ...

The Metropolitan Police has been warned following the death of a man who jumped off a phone booth inside a police station, having spent 18 hours in the waiting area. Peter Jones, 68, climbed onto ...

An AWD station wagon has the following commonalities, other than the standard wagon features that include the classic elongated body type, large cargo area, and low center of gravity: Drivetrain ...

NEW DELHI: Three wagons of a goods train jumped the tracks near Rourkela railway station in Odisha's Sundargarh district on Wednesday, officials said. No casualties have been reported so far ...

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I remember Teresa (Earnhardt) or Dad always having these big station wagons for Teresa to drive around. And they had these decal wood panelling on the side. We had a couple of those Chevrolets." ...

American station wagons were once popular but have faded due to SUVs and crossovers dominating the market. European automakers offer cool, performance-oriented wagons - and could signal a ...

(laughs) APPRAISER: What we have here is a Japanese 1960s space toy. It's a refueling station, uh, which is quite unusual. GUEST: Mm-hmm. APPRAISER: More oftentimes, we'll see rocket ships ...