Great looking. Always liked the wood paneling on wagons from this era. Thumbs up!

Thank you Jeff!

Loved them Country squires for as long as they made them. I remember seeing my first one in a Ford Dealer showroom back in 1960 with my dad and grandpa. I couldn't figure how or why they made them from wood...LOL

I never disliked wagons, even if they have fallen out of favor with the general buying public in the USA. But I think the diecast industry was on to something a few years ago when the wagon craze began to explode. We wagon lovers didn't have to hide anymore and hang our heads in shame. This is what I say to those people: phooey!

I bought this wagon 11 months ago just because everyone else has an SUV. The V90 is very rare here in the US.
2018 Volvo V90 Cross Country T5 by Dick Copello, on Flickr

I'm not a Ford guy (as anyone on here who knows me from Swifty's will tell you), but I had to get this model in both colors as soon as I saw them. You see, I AM a station wagon fan, and the Country Squire is THE stereotypical American Station Wagon, the car everyone thinks of when you say "station wagon", at least anyone who didn't have a particular favorite wagon in their past, like me and a '69 Chevy Kingswood Estate.And if AW comes out with it in more colors, I'll probably grab them too. They did a nice job on this model.

(Yes, we currently own a station wagon-esque car - my wife's daily driver is a Honda Crosstour hatchback with scads of room behind the back seat. It replaced an '06 Chevy Malibu Maxx hatchback sedan. She loves that type of car and, being a wagon fan, I'm happy to humor her.)