Caps94ZODG

IM thinking that the companies are trying to make station wagons cool again, or the quasi-sport wagon SUV crossover..like the New Volvo, outback, Crysler pacifica stuff like that, can GM build something off the popularity of these cars and actually do something proactive rather than reactive. Itroduce them at the same time..and call it a Nomad..a 2 door station wagon with some *****. Even something based off the rumored El Camino from Holdens design.
Its gotta be done and I think the only place where the chevy bar across the front would be on a truck like car...sort of..wish I could photoshop..put the frnt endof the new colorado on a holden ute... see what comes of it
what you guys think

Darth Xed

I can see it happening...

I saw the Nomad concept a few years back at the Cleveland Auto show...

It combines two thinks that I am not crazy about... retro and station wagons. So, obviously, it's not my thing, but I can see them producing it considering what we are seeing out there right now...

Richard Cabeza

I don't know, but old 60's muscle wagons (Malibu,etc) have really grown on me. The 4 door sedans versions too. The 2 doors just cost way too much for a nice one.

gtjeff

The Nomad is supposed to be at the Milwaukee auto show in a few weeks.

Red, any chance of seeing the Chevy Tandem at any of the auto shows?

Z284ever

I love the Nomad, and I hope it has a future at Chevy. Unlike the Dodge Magnum, which is a 4 or 5 passenger wagon (what's the point), I hope a future production Nomad would have a third row seat. Add a Vortec 4200 or 5.3 V8, and I garauntee it'll replace my wife's minivan.

hrt433

Here's a couple of mean looking wagons that I've designed, both are based on the Commodore Wagon. The first one is and AWD version, the second is a performance version.

http://hrt433.tripod.com/other/ssxwagon.htm

http://hrt433.tripod.com/other/sswagon.htm

kizz

Call me a geezer, call me whatever you will, but the 77-90 GM B-body wagons were totally awesome and very necessary! The 71-76 GM Clamshells before that were even more amazing. The '76 Grand Safari is my favorite SW of all time. If they can execute something like that again in an appropriately modern vein, I'll be the first to applaud them for taking a chance where nobody else would! It's gotta be bigger and lower than the dodge thing I've been seeing.
GT

guionM

Hate to say this, but secretly I also like the B-body wagons (though I greatly prefer the 90s versions).

Out here in California, especially in LA, I've seen plenty of LT1 Wagons with SS grilles running around with rims, tint, and lowered. They look awesome, and cost only pennies to insure, compared to real SSs.

Z284ever

Let's face it. Wagons are in. I see so many cool wagons at cruise nights lately.

WERM

Wagons have been "in" for a few years now...about as long as SUVs have been "out"