2002 Mercedes-Benz C-Class in Las Vegas

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Two facts about Mercedes' new C-Class sport wagon reveal its true purpose: First, it has less luggage capacity than the car it replaces (which wasn't sold in North America) and second, management didn't sign off on the sedan's design until it saw the wagon. In fact, the sport wagon is the best looking and arguably the sportiest C-Class, the Sport Coupe (covered in this issue) included. Mercedes believes the sport-wagon segment, already red hot in Europe, will grow by 15 percent here in 2002. ... Continue this review