Is a 'Shooting Brake' a wagon????

I can add my wife's new car!

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Yes - Brits consider wagons Shooting Brakes

I picked this 08XT Outback recently as a daily. The WRX version of the Ouback. The PO had done some nice and easy to live with mods. It is quick but stealthy and a hoot to drive. I love the practicality of a wagon.

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What’s the story on the Parklane? Random photo or ??

It's a Ranchwagon, actually. A hot rod I built starting in 9/2001, modeled on my vision of what a well-funded SoCal kid would build as a surf wagon in the early 60's. Just this Monday sold it on to a new home here in the PNW. (Breaks my heart a bit, but I have too many large toys.)

We had one as well. We nicknamed it "Christine" because it constantly tried to kill us. Its likelihood of stalling was directly proportional to the likelihood of you dying if it did. As an example: it gave me a 5 second warning of engine trouble before it turned itself off...... In the middle of DC rush-hour traffic...... While going 65+ mph.

Seen yesterday at the Amelia Island Ritz Carlton parking garage...

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I always assumed it was "shooting break" - as in something to help them take a break, maybe have some refreshments. I don't think I ever saw it spelled before tho.

Someday someone's gonna chop and slam a Flex - and I can't wait to see it!

Looks like the wagon on Hagarety's tv series "Barn Finds"

Wiki has a good article on shooting brakes...early 1900's Rolls Royce was the earliest I'd heard of, but there may have been horse-drawn brakes as well.

We also call them Estate Cars, Shooting Brake is very rarely heard in conversation any more.

I like it!

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Any idea where the term "Shooting Brake" came from? I assume it was you guys...

No... as I said 4-5 posts ago, in answer to your post, check Wikipedia for 'Shooting-Brake'...

Rolls Royce used it in the early 1900's, for instance.

And used for horse-drawn wagons 100 years before that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shooting-brake

This would be a RR shooting brake seen Sat at the Amelia Island Concours..


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Eventually mine will get H&R springs and a tune, should be fun!

Gorgeous. Go to wiki and check the radiator cap on the 1910 Rolls shooting brake...

1972 ford station wagon. Gt hood
 

2018 Buick Regal TourX

And now for something new

A shooting brake is a vehicle used to carry guns(ie shooters) and their weapons to a shoot(typically moorland so that people can senselessly kill as many birds as possible).Oh well, definitely better than killing schoolchildren at random in a certain other country.

That was tasteless on so many levels.
I suggest you delete your post.

Best
Les

Yup. Stay classy England.

Few years ago at our Super Slalom. I believe it had a 5.0 L dropped in and was painted with Tremclade by roller.

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