Shooting Brake

Dutch coachbuilder will make you one, too, if you want.

Alas, Dutch conversion specialist RemetzCar has shut its doors.

Fewer than 10 were made by Porsche tuner DP Motorsport.

Only three prototypes were built, and one's up for auction

The weird wagon was once owned by Jamiroquai.

Dutch custom builder RemetzCar has released new images and a video of its newly finished Tesla Model S shooting brake, which reportedly will make its debut next month in the Netherlands.

Remember that Tesla Model S shooting brake we told you about a few months ago? No, not that Dutch-customizer version, which has yet to see the light of day, so far as we can tell. We're talking about the wagonized version from British outfit Qwest Norfolk. The finished version was just featured in a new episode of U.K. YouTube show Fully Charged.

Italian outfit Ares Design wants to give it a far more luxurious interior.

The Tesla conversions are coming fast and furious.

A design-forward conversion of a design-forward electric car.

Designed in Australia and built in Japan, the GT86 Shooting Brake is fully functional. Toyota says there are no plans for production for now.

Mercedes-Benz is proceeding with the forthcoming introduction of its third-generation CLS-Class, but it'll have to do without the five-door Shooting Brake wagon version.

Of all the pan-European collaborations, the decades-old partnership between Aston Martin and Zagato is among our favorites. It's a tie-in that dates back to the DB4 GT from 1960 and has materialized in numerous forms over the years since. What you see here is the latest.

You're looking at the third leg of Volvo's award-winning concept trilogy, the Concept Estate. Despite its banal name, this sweeping longroof showcar has our attention like few other cars at the Geneva Motor Show.

The new Mercedes CLA-Class is still fresh on the market, but recent rumblings have indicated that Mercedes was working on a wagon variant of the car – possibly even in place of a sporti

Sports cars are a notoriously tough sell over the long-term. Like convertibles, sales of even the best sports cars tend to be front-loaded in the first couple of years, at which point they drop off like a stone. That may serve to explain this mysterious two-door wagonback concept from Subaru, dubbed Cross Sport Design Concept.

The 2014 Chevy Corvette Stingray is shipping to dealers now, but if that's too common for you, it sounds like you'll be able to upgrade to the Callaway AeroWagon starting next year. GTSpirit is reporting t