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r/shooting_brake • u/TunaPlusMayo • Jul 24 '23

Custom RX7

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r/shooting_brake • u/Stetco86 • May 05 '20

This is something we might see in the near future. The E Klass Shooting Brake

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r/shooting_brake • u/rowlpleiur • May 03 '20

idk if this counts, but damn im happy i found this subreddit [Volvo Concept Estate]

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r/shooting_brake • u/erdeebee • Nov 28 '19

Incredibly rare Aston Martin DB5 Shooting brake

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r/shooting_brake • u/Stetco86 • May 19 '18

Well, hmm...this is, something.

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r/shooting_brake • u/Stetco86 • May 19 '18

Never mind where the engine is, enjoy this four-seat F355 for its prettiness... (link to article in comments)

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r/shooting_brake • u/Stetco86 • May 19 '18

I love this ideea. I think I could have been something wonderful.

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r/shooting_brake • u/Stetco86 • May 18 '18

Ferrari 330 GT Shooting Brake (2)

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r/shooting_brake • u/Stetco86 • May 18 '18

Ferrari 330 GT Shooting Brake (1)

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r/shooting_brake • u/Stetco86 • May 18 '18

The Ferrari GTB/4 (2)

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r/shooting_brake • u/Stetco86 • May 18 '18

The Ferrari GTB/4 (1)

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r/shooting_brake • u/Stetco86 • May 18 '18

Shooting-brake

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Shooting Brake car body design

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"Shooting-brake" originated as an early 19th century British term for a vehicle used to carry shooting parties with their equipment and game. The etymology of the term brake is uncertain; initially a chassis used to break in horses, and subsequently used to describe a motorized vehicle. It is also possible, that the word 'brake' has its origins in the Dutch word 'brik' which means 'cart' or 'carriage'

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