Not in Honda’s current lineup in major markets; Honda does not offer a traditional wagon today.
Globally, the situation varies. Honda has sold wagon variants in the past in Europe and other regions, and some models have offered wagon-like cargo space through hatchbacks and MPV-style designs. This article reviews the current status, historical wagons, and practical alternatives for buyers seeking wagon practicality from Honda.
Current wagon status and alternatives
Here's a snapshot of how Honda positions cargo space in its current lineup and whether a true wagon is available in major markets.
- United States and Canada: No traditional wagon in the current lineup; the main cargo-friendly options are the Civic Hatchback (where offered) and the HR-V/CR-V crossover models.
- Europe and other markets: No ongoing Honda wagon in the lineup; historically the Civic Tourer appeared (2014–2017) but was discontinued in favor of hatchback variants and crossovers.
- Japan and some Asian markets: Wagons were less common in recent years; Honda focuses on sedans, hatchbacks, and MPV-style designs depending on the market.
In short, Honda does not currently offer a traditional wagon in major markets; the company relies on hatchbacks and SUVs to deliver cargo flexibility.
Past wagons Honda offered
Honda has built wagons for specific regions in the past, though none of these are part of the current global lineup.
- Civic Tourer (wagon): Sold in Europe from 2014 to 2017, based on the Civic hatchback and offering extra cargo space.
- Accord Wagon/Accord Tourer: Wagon variants offered in various generations and regions, including Europe and Asia, but not present in the latest generation in North America.
These wagons reflected Honda's strategy to deliver practical cargo space, but the model has since shifted toward hatchbacks and crossovers in most markets.
Practical alternatives from Honda today
If you want Honda's practicality without a traditional wagon, here are the current options that maximize cargo space and versatility.
- Civic Hatchback: A five-door hatch available in many markets, delivering flexible cargo space and sporty handling.
- HR-V and CR-V: Subcompact and compact SUVs with generous cargo areas and split-folding rear seats.
- Odyssey: A minivan offering extensive passenger and cargo flexibility, suitable for families.
- Pilot and Ridgeline: Larger SUV and pickup with substantial cargo capacity.
These vehicles provide the closest equivalents to a wagon’s practicality, but none are traditional wagons.
Summary
Does Honda have a wagon? In the current global lineup, no traditional wagon is offered in most markets. Honda has experimented with wagon-style models in the past (notably the Civic Tourer in Europe and various Accord wagons), but today buyers seeking wagon-like practicality should look to Honda’s hatchbacks and crossovers, or consider a used wagon from earlier generations. The industry trend toward crossovers has reduced the appeal and availability of new wagons from major brands like Honda.