Follow-Up Test: 2002 Mercedes-Benz C320 Sport Wagon

(Enlarge photo) The Sport Wagon's sleek lines should quell any lingering stigma of the lumbering station wagons of yore. (Photo by Scott Jacobs)	(Enlarge photo) Everything is assembled with care, but Mercedes could spring for better materials. (Photo by Scott Jacobs)
(Enlarge photo) Some of us feel that the sleek lines of the C-Class are even better served on the wagon. In any case, it's no Buick Roadmaster Estate. (Photo by Scott Jacobs)	(Enlarge photo) The torquey 215-horsepower engine is good for a 0-to-60-mph acceleration run of 7.5 seconds. (Photo by Scott Jacobs)
(Enlarge photo) The five-spoke 16-inch wheels are handsome, but most of the Sport Wagon's competitors offer 17-inchers. (Photo by Scott Jacobs)	(Enlarge photo) With the rear seats folded, the cargo area offers an impressive 63.6 cubic feet of storage space. (Photo by Scott Jacobs)