Buy/Drive/Burn: European Luxury Wagons in 2020

Checking through the Buy/Drive/Burn archives, we’ve considered three sets of wagons previously: American wagons of the Seventies, Japanese wagons of the Nineties, and European wagons of 2004.

But Americans have more European luxury wagon choices in this, the Awesome Year of 2020 than in the decade and a half prior. So let’s revisit the discussion.

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The 2020 Audi A6 Allroad, Did You Realize It's On Sale Now?

It’s an occasion worthy of a future “Rare Rides” label when the North American market is graced with a new large wagon. Only a few of the breed are for sale presently, and that quantity has remained largely unchanged since the late 1990s.

Audi is selling two new ones this year, but they don’t seem to be on anyone’s mind. Not even the wagon-loving car journalists.

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  • Yuda I liked the unique styling of the CT, but an ev is still an evIt does seem to have it's fair share of problems though
  • Jonathan I have respect, generally, for these companies (or at least Toyota and Subaru) and I tend to agree with them. Hybrids seem like a much more logical approach than pure EVs. Some of the advantages of EVs without all the drawbacks. And as someone else stated, Japan, as a culture, hasn't lost their collective minds like the U.S. and Europe have.
  • EBFlex Unequivocally yes. EVs are a dead end. Despite governments forcing them on people, the people do not want them.
  • Yuda Finally people with actual brain refuse to bow to the EV mandate bs