Why don't Aston Martin have mid and rear-engined cars?
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While you're at it, cc Porsche and suggest they quickly knock out a front-engined car.
Anyway, Azerbaijan is already on the case: http://www.autoblog.com/2013/08/27/aston-martin-db...
Anyway, Azerbaijan is already on the case: http://www.autoblog.com/2013/08/27/aston-martin-db...
stanwan said:
From the various review I have read it appears that Aston Martins don't have mid-engined cars like Ferrari or Porsche. If anyone here has links to the factory, they might want to drop them a quick email to alert them to this fact......
Isn't the vantage mid engined already?montecristo said:
DangerMonkey said:
Isn't the vantage mid engined already?
I thought that massive bit at the front of the car was the engine. Never opened it though.
It's behind the front wheels right? Front mid engined.
In Astons words....
http://www.astonmartin.com/cars/the-vantage-range/...
DangerMonkey said:
stanwan said:
From the various review I have read it appears that Aston Martins don't have mid-engined cars like Ferrari or Porsche. If anyone here has links to the factory, they might want to drop them a quick email to alert them to this fact......
Isn't the vantage mid engined already?Except I think the gearbox is behind me, like one of those BMW with iDrive.
Speaking of which, why don't Aston have..........
stanwan said:
From the various review I have read it appears that Aston Martins don't have mid-engined cars like Ferrari or Porsche. If anyone here has links to the factory, they might want to drop them a quick email to alert them to this fact......
You must have studied the same engineering course as karldiesen.Ask for your money back.
Aston Martins have 50:50 weight distribution, front to rear.
If you really try hard, at least 110%, could you improve on that perfect weight balance, with your idea for a mid-engined Aston Martin?
What is your next observation?
Jon39 said:
stanwan said:
From the various review I have read it appears that Aston Martins don't have mid-engined cars like Ferrari or Porsche. If anyone here has links to the factory, they might want to drop them a quick email to alert them to this fact......
You must have studied the same engineering course as karldiesen.Ask for your money back.
Aston Martins have 50:50 weight distribution, front to rear.
If you really try hard, at least 110%, could you improve on that perfect weight balance, with your idea for a mid-engined Aston Martin?
What is your next observation?
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