switching up the E63 Wagon for ???
next car Options: either i go up from here or down.
THOUGHTS?
the RARE the better. HHHHmmmmMMMM?
Last edited by desbemee; Aug 5, 2017 at 04:47 AM. Reason: added model year
If you are looking for a wagon flavor to it, a holy grail is a 2004 RS6 Avant, which were never sold in the US but are legal for import.
If you already have a diehard sports car, what are you looking to use the new car for? Hauling family? commuting etc.
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If you are looking for a wagon flavor to it, a holy grail is a 2004 RS6 Avant, which were never sold in the US but are legal for import.
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Correction: 2003, not 2004. There are still a few hoops to jump through, but here you go!
My 2016 E63 wagon is my wife’s car and after years of driving Range Rovers she has declared herself done with SUVs. This boxes me in a bit but there are options. The Panamera shooting brake is a really amazing car and just as rare, I think they have sold fewer than 200 of them. These cars, supercar wagons, are indeed rare but not for the reason that most people here think... companies would be happy to build more of them but the market is incredibly niche. It turns out that the number of people who want these cars each year is actually just in the hundreds.
Jaguar has a sportbrake version of the XF but their top performance tier stops at an S, they have yet to announce an RS version. Having said that, I had a really bad experience with an XF-RS that resulted in Jaguar buying the car back after just a month. I’d buy another Range Rover but we will be Jaguar free from here on out despite them being the same company.
It is really disappointing that Audi refuses to offer the RS6 Avant in the US.





