The Mercedes-Benz E-Class wagon has carved out a unique niche in the American auto market, although it has never quite attained the level of popularity it enjoys in Europe. While the rowdy E 63 wagon is no longer available in the United States, Mercedes has introduced an intriguing alternative in the form of the E-Class
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