What's up with this car...
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...it's been on the forecourt for months.
https://used.astonmartin.com/en-GB/Search/Details~...
I know it's not grey or black, but for someone wanting something a little different, it looks stunning. Not in the market myself, but I have similar colour spec so interested in why this one won't shift.
https://used.astonmartin.com/en-GB/Search/Details~...
I know it's not grey or black, but for someone wanting something a little different, it looks stunning. Not in the market myself, but I have similar colour spec so interested in why this one won't shift.
Sadly it's not in James Bond resale grey... and Vantage ownersd FREAK OUT if an interior isn't suicide black 
That's an absolute stunner, but as much as I like oddly coloured Astons, that wouldn't be for me either. Whoever buys it will absolutely love it, but they're going to be a rare bird.

That's an absolute stunner, but as much as I like oddly coloured Astons, that wouldn't be for me either. Whoever buys it will absolutely love it, but they're going to be a rare bird.
Hmm i think it is a bit of an unusual colour which I am not sure will age that well. Yes it looks nice when all gleaming and clean, however with age I think the colour especially the inside will not look as nice as black for example.
Yes it does look "okay", but I'm not sure it shows off the Aston in its best light.
Yes it does look "okay", but I'm not sure it shows off the Aston in its best light.
Neil1300R said:
That interior 
Who spec'ed that - Stevie Wonder?
The combination of black cherry and cream seats
You no like??? Personally, I'd rather climb into a car with a bit of colour and panache. Getting into most dreary, I've-lost-the-will-to-live-a-little Astons is a bit like hiding under Helena Bonham Carter's dress collection.
Who spec'ed that - Stevie Wonder?
The combination of black cherry and cream seats

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