So I said I never would but.........
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Tungsten is a really nice colour and was my first choice when I was looking for my first Vantage (even though I ended up with California Sage Green). For some reason I think it suits early Vantages better than later ones (maybe it's the different bumpers) and personally I'm not completely convinced by it on a V12 as apposed to a V8. Having had a green one I thought I would stick with colours but then ended up with Ceramic grey on my next one which is also lovely and no regrets at all (apart from not buying the Madagascar Orange V12V).

Similar colour V12S with Silver lightweight wheels for comparison
http://www.levencarcompany.co.uk/pre-owned/6802038...
http://www.levencarcompany.co.uk/pre-owned/6802038...
Of all the Silvers Tungsten is my favourite. When I got my first Aston we were going to have Tungsten, went to the factory and came away having ordered a meteorite one. Still not sure how that happened.
Tungsten has so many facets to it and looks so different dependent on the available light. Our roadster has the traditional V12V alloys with a black gloss finish which I think works quite well and shows up in pictures, the black gloss wheels sometimes look like a black blob when photographed and don't show the detail you see when washing them.
I really doubt you would regret getting a Tungsten car with the added bonus being it hides dirt pretty well
Tungsten has so many facets to it and looks so different dependent on the available light. Our roadster has the traditional V12V alloys with a black gloss finish which I think works quite well and shows up in pictures, the black gloss wheels sometimes look like a black blob when photographed and don't show the detail you see when washing them.
I really doubt you would regret getting a Tungsten car with the added bonus being it hides dirt pretty well

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