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Spaceweasel @ Jan 24th 2008 3:13PM
I know in my head that this body style is far more practical, but I just can't get my heart to jump up and down for a station wagon. Chalk me up in the category of silly Yanks who Audi knows won't buy into this uber-wagon. Sorry, boys, it's my fault. VAG did their market research properly, this time.
2004m3driver @ Jan 24th 2008 3:42PM
Definitely want. Except you're right. Whose going to buy this? Over here we have tons of space and 3 car garages. This will be too expensive for the bargain speed freak. Too brutal for the soccer mom. And not fancy enough for the badge whores. This is like for the in college speed freak with rich parents and has to sleep in their car sometimes crowd. I'll stick to the Californian way of 3 cars per household average.