greenwich connecticut. darien, new canaan. lake forest illinois. weston mass. palm beach florida. the hamptons. get the picture? bmw wagons have a long history in such places. there is a certain elegance and refinement and "old world" classic feel to the bmw wagon. if anyone has ever been to these places or has any idea what they are about, they will know what i am talking about....i am not advocating snooty towns, i am simply making an aesthetic reference.
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In my experience the Merc E class wagon is far more prevelant in those sorts of towns.
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Quote: | In my experience the Merc E class wagon is far more prevelant in those sorts of towns. | yes, the e-class is much more prevalent. this past fall i visited bronxville ny which is a very well off area and the mercedes e-class looked like a ford taurus in terms of how many i saw!
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In the "upper crust" area known as LA county and the Orange Curtain, I see a handful of BMW wagons now and again but many more Merc wagons. In the Northeast (in general) I noticed many more Subaru wagons more than other makes.
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Quote: | In my experience the Merc E class wagon is far more prevelant in those sorts of towns. | HA!! Shows you what they know...
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Yep, merc wagons (and Audi) wagons are definitely more popular in those areas.
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