In the early 20th century, the term "shooting brake" referred to a car used by men of wealth and leisure, large enough to carry hunting equipment. The term still applies today, yet in a different sense, as embodied by Bertone's stylish re-interpretation of the Aston Martin Rapide: the Rapide Jet 2+2. Adding utility to an already high-functioning car, the Bertone's Rapide Jet 2+2 extends the existing silhouette to lend the car luxurious head, leg and storage room. The interior is adorned with two...
In the early 20th century, the term "shooting brake" referred to a car used by men of wealth and leisure, large enough to carry hunting equipment. The term still applies today, yet in a different sense, as embodied by Bertone's stylish re-interpretation of the Aston Martin Rapide: the Rapide Jet 2+2. Adding utility to an already high-functioning car, the Bertone's Rapide Jet 2+2 extends the existing silhouette to lend the car luxurious head, leg and storage room. The interior is adorned with two...
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