The station-wagon apocalypse continues as VW discontinues US models - but here's a look back at all the great VW wagons of the past
The 1600 Squareback Sedan. Produced from 1966-1971, this proto-wagon made 65 horsepower and had an early type of computerized fuel-injection.
The Type 412 Wagon ran from 1971-1974 and had a 1.6-liter motor that cranked out 80 horsepower.
The Dasher was sold from 1974-1981 in the US, and it had front-wheel drive. The engine made 74 horsepower.
The Quantum Syncro was from a range that was manufactured from 1981-1988. The engine produced 110 horsepower, and the "Synchro" designation indicated all-wheel-drive.
The Fox was an 80-horsepower two-door that was made in Brazil. It was on sale from 1989-1991.
Modern power arrived with the VW Passat wagon. It could be had with a 270-horsepower engine.
According to VW, the Jetta Wagon was its bestseller in the US market. It was produced in two runs, from 2001-2005 and from 2008-2014.
It's the end of the road for the Golf SportWagen, made from 2015-2019.
The sporty, offroad-optimized Golf Alltrack is also winding down. Production ran from 2017-2019.
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