A shooting brake is a type of car that combines the body of a station wagon with a more stylish, sporty design. It typically has an extended rear area for cargo, like a station wagon, but with a sleeker, more elegant appearance. Originally, shooting brakes were designed to carry sports equipment, especially for hunting trips, but today they are often used for luxury cars with extra space and a focus on style. The design blends practicality with a more refined look, offering both versatility and a unique, elegant appearance.

Definition och betydelse av "shooting brake"på engelska

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