Fast estate cars

What are the fastest cars at AMG? Sent to the rear wheels, and wrapped inside an estate body, it will go from 0-62mph in 4. Mercedes-AMG CS: 0-62mph in 4. Naught but a humble C-Class, only this time with a. Pros: Sensible choice, good handling and performance. Ford Focus ST Estate.

Cons: Dull steering, not the most exciting. Officially the ST will do 0-62mph in 8. But recently, the rise of the performance. Best Super Estates. The Audi RSisn’t the only ballistic big power fast estate car that will make your Spaniel sick.

Here are ten other ‘sensible’ estates that can be tuned for serious power and are a right laugh to boot. The medium-sized Merc has proper grunt thanks to a large capacity V kicking out 451bhp. When making a fast estate car the BMW Series isn’t a bad place to started. Alpina know this all too well and so created the BS Biturbo.

A 343bhp straight-six and a couple of turbos make this family car as fast as many two-seat performance models. The very best kind of car in the world is an estate.

Call it what you will: station wagon, dad chariot, weekender, sportwagon or shooting brake, the fact of the matter is the second a manufacturer. They need a fast car that can keep up with the bad guys and won’t spit them off a slippery roa hold enough equipment to fill a small police station and won’t drain the divisional budget dry.

Below are Carbuyer’s favourite used fast estate cars. Each choice offers something slightly different for a budget of £1000: Top used fast estate cars for £1000. The wonderful thing about estate cars is the sheer breadth of the class.

This is simply a consequence of the fact that, whichever type of car the public wants, there will always be a portion who. With 9Fast used Estate cars available on Auto Trader, we have the largest range of cars for sale available across the UK.

The public stigma of a station wagon ( estate to Europe) is frankly pretty negative these days. Panel vans exclude few vehicles offer the flexible load space of an estate car. Plus, as most are based on existing hatchback or saloon cars, you can expect the same level of comfort and equipment.

The good news is there are plenty of new estate cars for sale to choose from that offer a serious amount of metal without breaking the bank. We know the Octavia isn't the most exciting of estate cars - with the exception of the vRS version - but there is no denying it's one of the best, especially given what good value for money it is.

It's also easy to drive and very comfortable, making this an ideal long distance car. Skoda Octavia Estate. You can find some really great examples advertised across the site all for under £000.

Most estate cars are also immensely practical, with almost all models offering capacious boots. With 0new and 24used Estate cars available on Auto Trader, we have the largest range of cars for sale across the UK.

The best estate cars are fuel efficient, stylish and spacious, with plenty of practical boot space in the extended rear of the car. It’s thanks to these big boots that. It’s about a fast as an entry-level Porsche 9coupe, and half the price. Despite this it has a claimed economy of 49mpg and a boot big enough to cope with the annual family holiday – there’s 4litres back there, and 5litres if you drop the rear seats.

Our pick: 335d xDrive M Sport 5d Auto.