What is the difference between an SUV and a station wagon?

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SUV and station wagon have the following differences: 1. Appearance: SUVs have a more robust and imposing look, while station wagons lean towards a sporty style. A significant portion of domestic consumers choose urban SUVs largely because they are attracted by their exterior design, especially female consumers, who believe that a larger body provides a greater sense of security. Additionally, the tall body of urban SUVs offers a broad driving view, and most people favor the commanding, elevated driving position. On the other hand, station wagons feature more streamlined and dynamic side profiles, creating a more harmonious visual effect compared to sedans. 2. Off-road capability: Urban SUVs have better off-road performance, while station wagons focus on handling. Urban SUVs equipped with four-wheel drive systems can even offer some off-road capability, allowing them to easily navigate curbs in the city and avoid scraping the chassis in rough terrain. The advantages of urban SUVs cannot be replicated by station wagons, but in terms of handling, urban SUVs can only aspire to match them. Station wagons have loading capacity comparable to urban SUVs but retain the agility of sedans in terms of handling.