1994 Ford Club Wagon Review (continued)
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Summary

Buyers of this full-size van will experience solid performance, extreme comfort and some of the best visibility this side of a Hawaiian tour bus.

The '94 Club Wagon Chateau is not to be confused with a glorified Greyhound. Rather, it's a new version of an old van concept, one that puts a premium on fundamental big-van tenets: a bruising engine to get the job done; a smooth, comfortable ride made nicer by smart use of ample room; and spectacular all-over visibility, enhanced by this vehicle's high-in-the-saddle ride.

It's a nice reminder that, vehicularly speaking, an American tradition thrives.

(Source: New Cars Test Drive)

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