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The Station Wagon's performance is below average. The Station Wagon is painted in a two-tone color scheme of marine blue, with a lighter tone covering its lower half. The Station Wagon has a single exhaust pipe, under the bumper and to the left. There is a small cut in the body in the space between the hatch and the rear bumper.
Station wagon license#
Lower on the hatch is a center license plate between large rear light units, which each hold lights in this arrangement: a small taillight on the bottom, a larger reverse light above it, a same-size brake light above the reversing light and an indicator to the side of the reversing light, all covered with glass. On the top of the window are three small brake lights, which glow pink. On the rear of the car is a large hatch(which cannot be opened) with a wide rear window. The car has small steel wheels, wrapped in medium profile tires. The car is a station wagon with 5 doors, a spacious light-grey interior with a large cargo area in the rear and a low roofline with wide windows. The large windshield is joined by a pair of chrome mirrors on its sides. The hood has a large triangular bulge on it, which progressively gets wider the closer it gets to the large, heavily slanted windshield. The front of the car starts off with a narrow license plate sitting below a large chrome grille, housed between a pair of large headlights, with indicators on the sides, all incased in glass. The Station Wagon appears to be based off of the Mercedes-Benz W123 Estate, particularly the 300TD version, as the car's sound is similar to that of a diesel engine. Its first appearance is in Lee Chemicals. The Station Wagon is one of the many drivable Vehicles in Teardown.