Broken Visor Mirror DB12 Volante
Discussion
Well I must admit I’ve never seen that before. I know we have seen reports on here questioning the interior build quality of the latest range of cars, with more rattles and squeaks than one would expect, but how on earth does the glass in a sun visor mirror crack like that just by driving the car on a daily basis? Is it poor design, or something more fundamental, maybe suspension related? As Jon has commented numerous times every time we get a new model one of the highlights mentioned is stiffness has increased by x%! The worrying thing (although I guess it is good AML has acknowledged it) is that they are aware that this is a potential issue. I’m assuming this is just another factor which has cemented your decision to sell your car Stark? It’s staggering that in this day and age AML cannot get simple stuff like this right. I’m really not looking forward to next Wednesday! BRM.
kevin_cambs_uk said:
You think that s weird , the visor mirrors in my v8 vantage of 2013 have all distorted
You look in them and it s like one of the fair ground mirror attractions where you see everything all funny
Kev
My Vanquish is the same. I look in the mirror and see the reflection of a grey 50 year old that I don't recognise.You look in them and it s like one of the fair ground mirror attractions where you see everything all funny
Kev
NDA said:
During the handover my then new (original) V12 Vanquish, I remarked to the salesman that there was no mirror in the drivers sun visor. "Gentleman's car sir" was his answer.
Reminds me of the old advert for the Chelfing Prune: Complete with drivers side and woman's side airbags. 
Stark999 said:
Dealer manager said it s definitively suspension related and going over bumps/distortions in the road
Is this specifically a problem with DB12 Volante? Are there instances of it happening with Vanquish Volante and new new Vantage Roadster too? Or is it potentially a problem across the whole range? Quite frankly I think it’s utterly ridiculous that normal driving has caused this. I guess you could point the finger of blame at the poor state of roads in the U.K., but the root cause has to be a design flaw somewhere, either the excessive stiffness of the suspension or the sun visor housing itself. Crazy stuff. BRM. Gassing Station | Aston Martin | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff



