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" Remember the Callaway Corvette AeroWagen concept of 2013? If you love Corvettes and shooting brakes, you probably do.\u00A0It took awhile to leave the rendering stage, but now, Callaway promises to right that wrong by the end of this year. As reported by\u00A0BoldRide\u00A0on\u00A0Tuesday, Callaway says it will begin deliveries of the AeroWagen by the end of 2016. For around $15,000 on top of the price of a Corvette, Callaway will install a carbon fiber wagon roof and hatchback in place of the Corvette&amp;#039;s standard hatch. Callaway says it will\u00A0turn any Stingray or\u00A0Z06 Coupe into an AeroWagen, and the modification is entirely reversible. Presumably, a Grand Sport\u00A0could be wagonized\u00A0too, though Callaway didn&amp;#039;t mention it specifically.  The one-piece hatch uses the Corvette&amp;#039;s stock truck\u00A0hinge, making\u00A0the AeroWagen&amp;#039;s cargo opening is the same size as a factory &amp;#039;Vette with what Calloway says is a &amp;quot;significant&amp;quot; increase in cargo capacity. The removable targa roof is unaltered. So yeah, it&amp;#039;s basically a modern Nissan NX Sportbak. BoldRide\u00A0reports that installation should only take a few hours, though\u00A0Callaway charges an extra $1500 to paint the unit to match your car. So what took Callaway so long from showing the rendering, to actually offering the AeroWagen? The tuner\u00A0apparently got sidetracked with some other Corvette-related projects, but now it says the AeroWagen is back on track. Turning your Corvette into a shooting brake isn&amp;#039;t at all cheap, but the results are sure to be unique. You probably won&amp;#039;t see another one at your local Cars &amp;amp;amp; Coffee. via BoldRide "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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