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Nice! But those three-pointed stars everywhere give me nausea. Can’t they just make something nice without splattering their logo everywhere? It makes it look so cheap (look at the front: 1 huge logo, 1 small above it and 2 in the headlights… I know German car design has left any dignity some years ago but this is pathetic).
Sorry for the futile rant :D
Gosh, even the sunroof is studded in their logo.
Also, aren't shooting breaks by definition 2-doors? This is just a wagon.
Shooting break just defines what the rear section looks like, the number of doors doesn't matter.
A shooting break historically has always been a longroof coupe not a wagon without headroom in the rear.
4 door coupés have been a thing for quite some time though.
They sure have, but the difference between shooting breaks and “shooting breaks” is that a real one has a somewhat horizontal roofline with a somewhat vertical rearend. That is not the same as a wagon with a sloping roofline like most modern “shooting breaks”