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Had never seen nor heard of this until 30 min ago coming home from work ( sorry real bad pic )
I understand that this give more interior space but if thats what i needed i'd get a different car, i didn't think it was possible to make a c7 fugly!!!!
I'm sure someone will disagree but frankly, Callaway seems capable of consistently producing the highest quality vehicles, though some are goofier looking than others.
It only takes $14,000 to satisfy people's George Carlin joke to haul more of their stuff with them in a c7.
You're not actually adding cargo space unless you pile stuff deeper under the rear part of the new hatch. Essentially, the Callaway Aerowagen replaces the stock hatch with a new wagon shaped hatch using the existing hard points. If you've got a spare $14K, why not?
One would have a very rare FAST wagon done by Callaway. Different yes,but normal in Europe which I think is the targeted buyer.
Having owned 3 Callaways in the past, they are awesome...!!!!
A gentleman in my club just bought a Callaway AeroWagon...with 757 HP... I respect what it is, but in terms of "looks" I think its quite ugly... Looks like the cab is "taped" on...as if it was a bad after-thought...but to each his own.
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