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A heavy suitcase would be worse.
Note sure. Heavy suitcase of the same weight would be bigger, I suppose. So it could be projected less easily. Anyway I do not really see the difference between a wagon and another kind of car for such case
Only alternative would be no luggage at all 
(or luggage on the roof, like what we did when I was kid, as we were traveling in small cars, e.g. the 1984 Honda Civic with the LPG tank in the trunk, so all luggages had to go on the roof rack... it was much easier when my father had the Renault Espace or the Citroën XM in the few years he got a company car).
well this is the problem with all monospace cars (SUV, Minivan, wagon, hatchback etc..) only solution is classic sedan 
and better something like my old Volvo 760/940 - it had rear seats with metal part behind them - no chance for anything from the trunk to get to the passenger area. Anyway my 850 has now the openable rear seats, so when I am carrying something extra heavy in the trunk I always buckle all three seats with the setabelts one cross another - it shall help in case of bad accident.
and better something like my old Volvo 760/940 - it had rear seats with metal part behind them - no chance for anything from the trunk to get to the passenger area. Anyway my 850 has now the openable rear seats, so when I am carrying something extra heavy in the trunk I always buckle all three seats with the setabelts one cross another - it shall help in case of bad accident.
only solution is classic sedan
Depends on the sedan, not all have very solid separation
Anyway, a cargo net dividing the back seat and the cargo area would solve the problem of luggage in estate cars.
I had better be one really strong net to stop one of my wife's suitcases. I would swear that some of them have a kitchen sink
