01-13-2014, 03:42 PM
I guess my point is that there has never been (not in 02, not in 04, not in 06, not ever) a "Wagon" WRX like you're talking about (IMHO). The second gen might have had more rear overhang from a styling perspective, but then so did the sedan.
![[Image: 300_6180.jpg]](http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-7ZIIMM0V-os/TsLpUlowczI/AAAAAAAACEU/SoHb8UCspcU/s1600/300_6180.jpg)
![[Image: sstp_1103_09_o%2B2005_subaru_wrx_wagon%2...e_view.jpg]](http://image.superstreetonline.com/f/30308444/sstp_1103_09_o%2B2005_subaru_wrx_wagon%2Bleft_side_view.jpg)
See? Sameysame.
Now again, it might have had more overhang than the 3rd gen, but I don't think overall there's any significant difference:
![[Image: 6960_st0320_037.jpg]](http://buyersguide.caranddriver.com/media/eVox/stills_0320/6960/6960_st0320_037.jpg)
The second gens did have more cargo room, (owing to the longer wheelbase and new suspension geometry) I won't argue with you there. But the overall length is the same as the sedan for both cars.
See? Sameysame.
Now again, it might have had more overhang than the 3rd gen, but I don't think overall there's any significant difference:
The second gens did have more cargo room, (owing to the longer wheelbase and new suspension geometry) I won't argue with you there. But the overall length is the same as the sedan for both cars.
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