"station sedan" meaning in English

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          "text": "1948, American Machinist, Volume 92, Issues 1-5, page 72,\nJuly 11, 1946, the first station wagon went into production. It has the familiar Jeep “front-end look” with radiator grid, bonnet, front fenders, cowl, dash, windshield assembly and door assemblies identical with those in panel delivery, 2- and 4-wheel drive trucks and the new station sedan."
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          "text": "1949 April 18, Advertisement, Life, page 120,\nThe ‘Jeep’ Station Sedan combines the luxurious riding ease of a sedan with the spaciousness of a station-wagon."
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          "ref": "1975, South Australian Supreme Court, The South Australian State Reports, volume 12, page 405",
          "text": "He noticed somebody come running around the corner and to the side of the station sedan nearer to the kerb, and get in.",
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          "text": "1993, Paul B. Kidd, Never to Be Released, 2001, Pan Macmillan Australia, unnumbered page,\nPolice throughout Australia were alerted to keep a lookout for a white or cream 1973–74 Holden Kingswood station sedan."
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        "(US, Australia, obsolete) A station wagon."
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          "text": "1948, American Machinist, Volume 92, Issues 1-5, page 72,\nJuly 11, 1946, the first station wagon went into production. It has the familiar Jeep “front-end look” with radiator grid, bonnet, front fenders, cowl, dash, windshield assembly and door assemblies identical with those in panel delivery, 2- and 4-wheel drive trucks and the new station sedan."
        },
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          "text": "1949 April 18, Advertisement, Life, page 120,\nThe ‘Jeep’ Station Sedan combines the luxurious riding ease of a sedan with the spaciousness of a station-wagon."
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          "text": "1993, Paul B. Kidd, Never to Be Released, 2001, Pan Macmillan Australia, unnumbered page,\nPolice throughout Australia were alerted to keep a lookout for a white or cream 1973–74 Holden Kingswood station sedan."
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