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It looks much better proportioned in real life than in pic from the front and if the quad exhaust option is added then rear looks great;
I think the big issue is deviation from the traditional grill - everyone loves the DB10 and the only thing that's really significantly different between the two is the grill - all proportions & design is basically the same as DB10 - I'm sure Q could change the grill - for a price

I think the big issue is deviation from the traditional grill - everyone loves the DB10 and the only thing that's really significantly different between the two is the grill - all proportions & design is basically the same as DB10 - I'm sure Q could change the grill - for a price
moveover said:
... These have just started appearing on the Timeless list, which is ironic because they are anything but.
Is it unusual for 'pre-registered' examples of a new model, to be advertised for sale by main dealers, so soon after introduction?
There are a few for sale on the AM pre-owned list, and more on main dealers own websites.
Jon, in the past I don’t think dealers were allowed to advertise their demonstrators until they were a certain age or had reached a certain mileage - but not sure what the criteria was but you seldom saw a car under 6 months old.
It always seemed crazy to me that that was the case and I would guess it has now been relaxed. In the past it was perhaps to keep quiet the amount of discounting that could be had.
It always seemed crazy to me that that was the case and I would guess it has now been relaxed. In the past it was perhaps to keep quiet the amount of discounting that could be had.
IanV12VSRs said:
Jon, in the past I don’t think dealers were allowed to advertise their demonstrators until they were a certain age or had reached a certain mileage - but not sure what the criteria was but you seldom saw a car under 6 months old.
It always seemed crazy to me that that was the case and I would guess it has now been relaxed. In the past it was perhaps to keep quiet the amount of discounting that could be had.
I believe for the new Vantage dealers were/are advertising their cars for sale even though they couldn’t actually sell them for 6 months. It always seemed crazy to me that that was the case and I would guess it has now been relaxed. In the past it was perhaps to keep quiet the amount of discounting that could be had.
It is terrible also that dealers were taking orders for cars at full price when announced and then start discounting before the first cars hit the showroom.

Edited by V8LM on Saturday 20th October 09:51
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