RE: Aston DBS special marks 50 years of Concorde

RE: Aston DBS special marks 50 years of Concorde

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Red6

365 posts

57 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
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I'm surprised there isn't a London Bus edition.

jakeb

281 posts

195 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
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It's 50 years since the launch of Tic Tac's. Perhaps they could have a special edition with a tic tac box as the key

TyrannosauRoss Lex

35,100 posts

213 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
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bobbo89 said:
Actually don't mind the little hints of colour but that sun visor is just naff!
Definitely!

jhoneyball

1,764 posts

277 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
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Hoping there is a built in dispenser for the new Aston Martin whiskey.

(as announced this morning)

Yes, there are no depths to which the brand managers at Aston will not sink.

But then they have form. Anyone remember the "Collection 2000" with the leather and suede underwear?

jhoneyball

1,764 posts

277 months

Touring442

3,096 posts

210 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
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C.MW said:
Yea definitely not in the same league, AMs don't come with switchgears that start melting after 5 years of use or plastic bits unashamedly scattered around the dash or the level of drivetrain dependability beffiting a race engine... Oh yes, Ferraris are race bred so they have a point I guess.
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wtdoom

3,742 posts

209 months

Thursday 28th November 2019
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Someone please tell Aston to stop all these stupid "special editions" it really is inappropriate for that marque and almost smacks of desperation

Niffty951

2,333 posts

229 months

Friday 29th November 2019
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Touring442 said:
Sorry, but 300+ grand buys some serious stuff.




Aston Martin would love to be in the Ferrari league, but they ain't.

Tina Turner is 80 today, maybe they could have a tie up.

The Aston Martin DBHasbeen: glory days back in the sixties and seventies, resurgence in the eighties and nineties but now best fondly remembered for what they used to be. fking Concorde, for Christs sake. laughrolleyes
Hmmmm

The ludicrousness of the price aside, I'd take the Aston. On looks, sound and arguably public image too.

If you're going to turn up shouting as loudly as you do in these cars then that matters and I'd prefer to be seated near the guy who chose the Aston

Touring442

3,096 posts

210 months

Saturday 30th November 2019
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For 300k, I'd have the best 512BB money could buy. It would be the most epic car in the car park and you'd be begging to sit next to me.

My daily? An oldish 30 grand DB9 mate. laugh

coppice

8,624 posts

145 months

Saturday 30th November 2019
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My lasagne tonight is a tribute to Ferrari's 6th place at Monza in 1969. As an homage to driver Pedro Rodriguez I will also add a little chili .

epom

11,550 posts

162 months

Saturday 30th November 2019
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wtdoom said:
Someone please tell Aston to stop all these stupid "special editions" it really is inappropriate for that marque and almost smacks of desperation
I hear the Tina Turner 80 edition is next. Lipstick grill etc.

Exitleft

930 posts

225 months

Saturday 30th November 2019
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Touring442 said:
For 300k, I'd have the best 512BB money could buy. It would be the most epic car in the car park and you'd be begging to sit next to me.

My daily? An oldish 30 grand DB9 mate. laugh
Or a V8 Vantage mid 80’s and a DB9. Much more depreciation proof and more real world fun.

TyrannosauRoss Lex

35,100 posts

213 months

Sunday 1st December 2019
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Exitleft said:
Touring442 said:
For 300k, I'd have the best 512BB money could buy. It would be the most epic car in the car park and you'd be begging to sit next to me.

My daily? An oldish 30 grand DB9 mate. laugh
Or a V8 Vantage mid 80’s and a DB9. Much more depreciation proof and more real world fun.
DB9 is a good car, but fun it is not. I haven't any first hand experience of the mid 80s V8V though, but I assume you have, and also of the 812SF to make that assumption? I'd definitely take the later 812SF over both of those cars.

Piginapoke

4,768 posts

186 months

Sunday 1st December 2019
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When you're paying 12% PA for your debt, the wolf is at the door. I guess this is what happens when you need income, any income, urgently!

Plate spinner

17,729 posts

201 months

Sunday 1st December 2019
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Piginapoke said:
When you're paying 12% PA for your debt, the wolf is at the door. I guess this is what happens when you need income, any income, urgently!
12%? Bloody hell!

Cold

15,252 posts

91 months

Sunday 1st December 2019
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Plate spinner said:
Piginapoke said:
When you're paying 12% PA for your debt, the wolf is at the door. I guess this is what happens when you need income, any income, urgently!
12%? Bloody hell!
readit

Cold said:
Before blaming Aston and/or Gaydon, remember that this is a run of cars commissioned by a dealership.

Touring442

3,096 posts

210 months

Sunday 1st December 2019
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Maldini35

2,913 posts

189 months

Monday 2nd December 2019
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coppice said:
My lasagne tonight is a tribute to Ferrari's 6th place at Monza in 1969. As an homage to driver Pedro Rodriguez I will also add a little chili .
Brilliant!

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