that would be the perfect car for me a 222 wagon. I have a amg wagon and a S550 sedan. Wish I could combine the two. Where I live up north the roads are very bumpy. My S is joy to drive the amg wagon not so much so. Very rough ride. I do like having a wagon though.

Ya know that might be a good project for west coast customs. I may contact them and see if they can make my s550 into a wagon. That would make for an interesting show

it would be one rare car. One reason I like wagons is I ride a three wheeled trike called a handcycle and I can put that in the back of a wagon. I also play wheelchair tennis and my tennis chair just fits in the trunk of the sedan. I really like different things and this would be different. Maybe make it in a shooting brake style so it did not look like a hearse or ambulance. I’m sure there must be s class herses out there.

I’ll admit that I don’t know much about custom shops and the cars they build, but I feel that no matter how great they may be, they can never match the quality and engineering that a company like MB puts into a new model. I’m sure these custom creations look beautiful and probably function nicely, but put what these custom shops invest in a one-off vehicle, against maybe a billion dollar investment by a company like MB and, IMO, the end result is just not going to be anywhere in the same ballpark.

I just love the current E Class Wagon and would have one along with my S Class Sedan, if there was just the space to put a spare wheel/tire. I carry a spare in my current W222, but it sits on top of the trunk floor. I’ve learned to live with that. However, in the wagon, the cargo space is open to the cabin and putting a spare in there just isn’t cool. A wagon especially, without a spare is just plain stupid. No worries, I’ll add the dead horse myself.

I do agree, I’d love to see an S Class Wagon. They seem to be willing to produce SO many models and variants, why not? It would make a spectacular image and the ultimate family hauler. Then, if somebody really did want something very special, they could have a custom shop put wood on the side. It would be a Country Squire for the very well heeled.

Unfortunately, at least IMO, SUV’s have come to dominate the market. No matter how good some of them ride or handle, they never come close to driving like a fine sedan. And don’t even get me started on the pick-up truck mania, with so many people out there finding a need to drive these monster trucks, jacked to the moon with gigantic tires protruding a foot beyond their fenders. Ford, Chevy, Ram & others have found a lucrative way to satisfy the physical & mental shortcomings of all the wannabe “Outlaws” out there and there are millions of them.