Not every single buyer wants an SUV, and Mercedes knows that. Not only has it given the latest C-Class an estate version but it's also keeping the long-roof E-Class alive for at least one more generation. There's a wild rumor the three-pointed star will abandon wagons after 2030, and even if that's true, there's still plenty of time to avoid the omnipresent sport utility vehicle. Lest we forget the CLA Shooting Brake is still around, although not for long.
The biggest of the three Mercedes wagons is even larger than its predecessor to offer a supremely spacious interior. Codenamed S214, its wheelbase has been stretched by 22 millimeters (0.86 inches) to 2961 mm (116.57 in) for additional legroom while the width has increased by 28 mm (1.1 in) to 1880 mm (74 in) for greater elbow room. Length is up by 4 mm (0.15 in) to 4949 mm (194.84 in) and height has slightly increased by 1 mm (0.04 in) to 1469 mm (57.83 in).
