01: BMW 3 Series Touring
The 3 Series Touring is all the car that the vast majority of us could ever need or want, the author writes. There’s also the M3 Touring for the remaining one percent of buyers.
02: Skoda Superb Estate
It’ll seat five adults in endless comfort, the trunk could swallow a small country, and no matter what trim level you go with, all get handy ‘Simply Clever’ features, the manufacturer claims.
03: Mercedes E-Class Estate
“Stuff it with as many members of your family and as many belongings as you can, point it in the direction of France, and you’ll be so relaxed that you might forget to take the exit for the Channel Tunnel and wind up in Dover.
04: Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo
In terms of raw figures, its 405-liter load bay is not in the same league as an E-Class waggon (640 litres), but it does give the Cross Turismo additional versatility in comparison to the regular Taycan,
05: BMW 5 Series Touring
If you want to find fault with this place, you’re going to have to get up really early. The 2017 BMW 5 Series offers a driving experience that is on par with the brand’s reputation—and much more impressive than the reality most of the time. Despite this, it has the same level of class and comfort as a Mercedes E-Class.
06: Volkswagen Golf Estate
The Mk8 Golf Estate is, when you take everything into consideration, a really successful endeavour. Extremely useful as well, even more so than that crossover vehicle that you are undoubtedly about purchasing.
07: Jaguar XF Sportbrake
A unapologetically conventional, affable, and competitively priced estate car. Technology and powertrains have also been enhanced.
08: Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo
Since its introduction more than a decade ago, this model of the Porsche Panamera represents the most comprehensive update to yet.
09: Kia Proceed
the Proceed] is an attractive option over the chunkier Sportswagon, despite the fact that it isn’t as sporty as the hatchback in like-for-like trim.
10: Cupra Leon Estate
It’s fast, and the handling, despite its sharpness, is remarkably progressive. It is safe to drive on winter roads, practical and capacious, the ergonomics and driving posture are excellent, and of course, after driving a crossover, it feels snaky-low.
11: Peugeot 508 SW
If you care more about your heart than your head, go for the 508 SW because it’s a really practical automobile. You’ll desire one because of its good appearance, its unique personality, and its sophisticated French air. The large boot and delectable handling are added benefits.
12: Audi A4 Avant
Until all of those crossovers came along and stole its thunder, the Audi A3 Allroad was the brand’s smallest estate and its core family car.
13: MG 5 EV
Launched in 2015 but comprehensively updated in 2019, the estate – or ‘Avant’ – is the one you want because it’s miles more practical than the saloon and, we think, better looking.
“Even more so now that it has a dash of style, there is a lot to be said for a solid small electric estate,” the author writes.
14: Toyota Corolla Sports Touring
Underneath the sleek exterior is a vehicle that is solely focused on hybrid power, and as a result, every drop of fuel is stretched out for as long as the laws of physics will allow.
15: Skoda Octavia Estate
There is no requirement for a crossover. You simply can’t do that. An estate vehicle like as the Octavia is less expensive to purchase, less expensive to operate, more enjoyable to drive, more fuel efficient, and just as practical as the majority of them.
16: Citroen C5 X
Just because there is nothing else quite like it does not mean that it does not have any competitors. When you consider what people are likely to own — a low-cost large estate or, more likely, a crossover of the midsize class – the C5 X represents excellent value.
17: Mercedes-Benz C-Class Estate
With its S-Class-level technology and comfortable cabin, the new C-Class Estate makes a generally good first impression, Mercedes-Benz says.
18: Audi A6 Avant
Handsome, very well made, reasonably comfortable and superbly practical, the A6 Avant will make a lot of sense to a lot of people.
19: Volkswagen Arteon Shooting Brake
From a purely objective standpoint, it’s a good automobile. The ownership experience will not need too much mental lifting because it is attractive, comfortable, well-built, and roomy, and it will be easy to maintain. Additionally priced at a level of competition.
20: Vauxhall Astra Sports Tourer
When you take into account the equipment that is included as standard, the price is reasonable, and the powertrains that are powered by pure combustion are moderately efficient and well-refined. The design division at Vauxhall is truly killing it right now, and this model is a shining example of their success.
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Conclusion
The article provides a concise overview of various estate cars, highlighting their features and characteristics. It emphasizes the practicality, comfort, and versatility of models such as the 3 Series Touring, M3 Touring, 5 Series, Golf Estate, Panamera, Proceed, 508 SW, A4 Avant, Octavia, C5 X, C-Class Estate, A6 Avant, and Vauxhall models. The author commends the cars for their spacious interiors, ample cargo space, driving performance, and overall value. The recurring theme is the preference for estates over crossovers, citing factors like lower cost, better fuel efficiency, and comparable practicality. Each car is portrayed positively, with its unique attributes and strengths highlighted.
