Wagon

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For the 2020 model year, the Volvo V60 Cross Country gets a boost that pushes this wagon’s off-road capabilities to new heights.

Base and Premium model prices for the 2021 Crosstrek increase by $140, while the Limited model will increase in price by $640

Approximately 307,900 Volvo sedans, SUVs and wagons are being recalled for fatiguing seat belt cables.

The 2020 V90 Cross Country is a big luxury wagon with a comfortable cabin, plenty of cargo space and styling that at least makes it seem off-road ready.

The 2020 Outback remains just barely still on the wagon end of things, though it competes with a lot of mid-size SUVs.