Top 10 Most Expensive Wagons

$29,445

The 500X is similar in size to a subcompact hatch. As a result, the 500X saves on fuel and is easy to maneuver in the city, and parallel parking should be a snap with its short wheelbase. Pricing...

$41,495

Few cars have the staying power or instant recognition of the Volkswagen Golf, and the seventh-generation Golf picks up right where its predecessor left off--with even more to like. As a leader in...

$40,395

$30,500

The Buick Encore GX competes with other small SUV/crossovers in the market. It offers buyers an appealing blend of small size, luxury and SUV-like practicality. All-wheel drive is available, but...

$38,995

The genius of the Outback has always been its ability to straddle classifications; it helped create the crossover segment in the 1990s. As such, the Outback competes with family sedans, SUVs and...

$31,595

The Ford Transit Connect is a small passenger wagon that makes the most of its size to haul up to seven passengers. Ideal for small urban businesses or for families who want a solid alternative to...

$51,250

The BMW 3-series has entered its seventh generation with an all-new sedan. Though the Sports Wagon and Gran Turismo models are carried over from the sixth generation, the entire range still stands...

$60,500

The S90 goes head to head in a crowded premium luxury sedan segment with some of Europe's best, such as the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, BMW 5 Series and Audi A6. The S90 provides a welcome alternative...

$108,850

The Mercedes Benz E-Class is a mid-sized luxury car, and competes with Audi's A6, BMW's 5-Series and the Lexus GS. All offer plenty of space, with an array of powerful engines, but none offer the...

$159,350

The AMG GT is one of the most technologically advanced sports cars on the market, with a stunningly sculpted exterior and well-integrated technology, it is a stand-out in the segment. To go along...