Callaway Finally Builds The Corvette Shooting Brake We've Been Waiting For

With talk of a mid-engined Corvette reemerging and finally showing some signs of coming true, it seems that GM has entered an era where it feels more comfortable changing up the body styles of its flagship cars. Where as Mercedeswill slap four doors on the AMG GTif it means more sales, Chevrolet and other American automakers have been adamant about altering their recipes too much. Good thing a tuner like Callaway is here to shake things up a bit.

Just asit had promised in the past, Corvette tuner Callaway took one of America's most iconic sports cars and built a body kit for its rear, enabling it to be turned into a shooting brake. The conversion can be done by Callaway facilities in Connecticut, California, or other authorized partner retailers and will set a Corvette owner back a not so small sum of $14,990 in addition to the price of the 'Vette. That's without taking into account the extra $2,980 it costs to have the new rear end painted to match the Corvette's body. The conversion kit includes a carbon fiber rear spoiler and can be added to any model of C7 Corvette including the Stingray, Grand Sport, and Z06.