The Lagonda Virage Shooting Brake was a five-door estate version of the Aston Martin Virage that carried the Lagonda name and debuted at the same time as the Lagonda Virage Saloon in 1994. Aston Martin Works Service made it in only one or two examples, and one has been seen with Vacances badging at the rear. A further six cars were built for a royal family from the ground up, each with a 406.4 mm (16 inch) extension to the chassis of a standard Virage. It is separate from the earlier Virage Shooting Brake shown at the Geneva Motor Show in March 1992, which wore the Aston Martin name, and Grace's Guide counts these 1994 Lagonda estates among the most recent cars to wear a Lagonda badge.
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The five-door Lagonda Virage Shooting Brake debuted at the same time as the Lagonda Virage.
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Lagonda is a British luxury car brand established in 1906
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1. Aston Martin Virage (Wikipedia)
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The five-door Lagonda Virage Shooting Brake debuted at the same time as the Lagonda Virage.
2. Grace's Guide to British Industrial History: Lagonda: Cars
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In 1994, a handful of Lagonda 4-door saloons and shooting brakes were built on the basis of the Aston Martin Virage.
Lagonda (Wikipedia)
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Lagonda is a British luxury car brand established in 1906
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