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means A car with an extended, roofed-over rear cargo area and a back door, built to haul people and stuff in one honest shape.

from The name comes straight from the railway: a 'station wagon' was originally a horse-drawn, then motorized, wagon used to ferry passengers and luggage to and from the train station. When carmakers in the 1920s-30s built boxy, wood-paneled vehicles for exactly that job, the name rode along with them — and stuck long after the horses, and even the station runs, were gone.