VW drops last 2 wagon models sold in U.S.

1600 Squareback Sedan: 1966-71

• 1.6-liter air-cooled engine with 65 hp
• Had cargo space under hood and in rear above the engine, similar to the Beetle
• The first mass-produced model with computerized fuel injection

Type 412 Wagon: 1971-74

• 1.6-liter air-cooled engine with 80 hp
• Unibody chassis and MacPherson strut suspension were firsts for VW
• First true 4-door wagon body for VW in America

Dasher: 1974-81

• First water-cooled, front-engine, fwd car for VW of America
• Also offered as a 2-door or 4-door hatchback with 74 hp
• Sold as the Passat in Europe

Quantum: 1981-88

• Midsize successor to the Dasher
• Sold with 4- or 5-cylinder engines up to 110 hp
• Introduced Syncro awd in a wagon, offered in 1986-88

Fox: 1989-91

• Offered as a 2-door subcompact wagon, rare in its era
• 1.8-liter 4-cylinder engine with 80 hp, manual transmission
• Built in Brazil, along with 2- and 4-door variants

Passat: 1990-2010

• 3 generations of Passat wagons were sold in America
• Stylish B4 generation unveiled an upscale VW design language
• The W8 variant offered 270 hp, 4Motion awd and a manual transmission

Jetta: 2001-05; 2008-14

• Most popular wagon model Volkswagen has sold in America
• First generation was unique to North America
• Independent rear suspension in later models

Golf SportWagen: 2015-19

• First wagon for U.S. built off MQB platform
• Offers full suite of modern technology such as App-Connect
• Spacious interior and cargo area compares well to compact crossovers

Golf Alltrack: 2017-19

• Higher ground clearance than SportWagen and standard 4Motion offer SUV-like capability
• Mixes more aggressive design cues with timeless Volkswagen style
• Manual transmission offered on top-line SEL

Note: Model years are given.