V12V Vs DBS
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Little Donkey

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1,544 posts

171 months

Thursday 20th February 2014
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My business partner has just done a deal on DBS Volante and I'm tempted. The V12 needs no introduction to its driving charesteristics, but the DBS is such a looker I could be persuaded to change. Not that the V12 is a minger!

The dealer also asked the question if it would be instead of or in addition to the V12, which got me thinking........... Would it be rude to own three!

Discuss.

AMDBSNick

7,220 posts

192 months

Thursday 20th February 2014
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Little Donkey said:
My business partner has just done a deal on DBS Volante and I'm tempted. The V12 needs no introduction to its driving charesteristics, but the DBS is such a looker I could be persuaded to change. Not that the V12 is a minger!

The dealer also asked the question if it would be instead of or in addition to the V12, which got me thinking........... Would it be rude to own three!

Discuss.
Greedy perhaps, but definitely not rude biggrin

tonyhall38

4,194 posts

246 months

Thursday 20th February 2014
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Greg....me old mate.....ugly fkers like you and I are destined to own coupes.......the difference between the v12v and the DBS ......the DBS is a refined gentle mans car with a nasty brutal side if so desired.....the v12 v is just mental......but the DBS is a better fanny magnet......

V8 Animal

6,015 posts

240 months

Thursday 20th February 2014
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I love these debates lol

Little Donkey

Original Poster:

1,544 posts

171 months

Thursday 20th February 2014
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tonyhall38 said:
Greg....me old mate.....ugly fkers like you and I are destined to own coupes.......the difference between the v12v and the DBS ......the DBS is a refined gentle mans car with a nasty brutal side if so desired.....the v12 v is just mental......but the DBS is a better fanny magnet......
Just how much fanny have you magnetized, Ton'?

P.S gonna need more sill plates soon. My co- directors have just bought a DBS Volante and a carbon black edition V12. I'll be in touch.

CarbonV12V

1,173 posts

213 months

Thursday 20th February 2014
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I am having the same debate at the moment but not with a DBS but a SLS! I reckon that if I get the SLS roadster then it will be sufficiently different to complement the V12V and therefore I can justify both biggrin.

I did contemplate selling the V12V but having taking it out over the last few days have realised what an error of judgement that would have been!

Ps. I am clearly working on the basis that the SLS will equally work as a fanny magnet otherwise what's the point wink.

Edited by CarbonV12V on Thursday 20th February 20:19

paddy328

2,930 posts

215 months

Thursday 20th February 2014
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If you got an sls, then it would have to be a coupe. The whole point of those is the doors.

Greg, you would need to extend the showroom/garage if you bought another one. They are lookers though.

CarbonV12V

1,173 posts

213 months

Thursday 20th February 2014
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Damn....are you say that no doors means no fanny confused

tonyhall38

4,194 posts

246 months

Thursday 20th February 2014
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Just how much fanny have you magnetized, Ton'?




Numbers are irrelevant......and being a gentleman it would not be prudent to divulge such information.....

hornbaek

3,834 posts

265 months

Thursday 20th February 2014
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tonyhall38 said:
Just how much fanny have you magnetized, Ton'?




Numbers are irrelevant......and being a gentleman it would not be prudent to divulge such information.....
take that as "0"

paddy328

2,930 posts

215 months

Thursday 20th February 2014
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Everyone knows that if your doors go up instead of out, you get more action.

The only birds Tony gets are the ones sitting on his car at the petrol station after everyone has left him lol.

And yes, my van is a chick magnet........