shooting brake
1 of 1noun/ˈʃutɪŋ breɪk/
Forms:shooting brakes
1
a type of car that combines the features of a sports car and a station wagon
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.
- The new shooting brake model offers both performance and practicality.
- The shooting brake's sporty look turned heads wherever it went.
- The shooting brake seamlessly blends style and utility.
- The shooting brake's sleek lines and powerful engine make it a unique choice.
- They chose a shooting brake for their road trip to have extra room for luggage.