28. Chevrolet Kingswood
The Kingswood was on the top of Chevrolet’s wagon range. Chevrolet offered the Kingswood in 1959 and 1960 and again from 1969 to 1972. The cars were always the most expensive, biggest Chevrolet wagon offerings with powerful engines and a long list of creature comforts.
However, the most interesting models are from the late ’60s featuring unbelievable specs. You could order the Kingswood with a lush wood grain trim, chrome luggage carriers, heavy-duty components, and full big-block power.
The 427 and 454 V8-powered wagons were almost as fast as muscle cars, yet they could seat up to nine people. If you chose to go that route, you’d end up with the perfect crisis-response vehicle. It was big enough for two families and came with enough power to go through a tornado. The only thing lacking was a modern infotainment system, but you can install an aftermarket one.