Aston Martin Dbs

[ctjet]

I find it quite ludacris that you would take an F40 'over anything' without having sat in anything. How could you possibly know what is good and what is not for you without any first hand knowledge.

too much Top Gear me thinks...

[R-SPEC]

it's called "love at first sight"

i have been in an F40 and it's the first supercar that i ever liked....actually the first CAR that i ever liked. its what a supercar should look like. gokart with a v8 twin turbo plus its a ferrari and when someone mentions "supercars" i think ferraris straight away i couldn't really care less about lambos buggatis etc...

but thats just me..

Edited March 2, 2007 by R-SPEC

[PJ.]

I find it quite ludacris that you would take an F40 'over anything' without having sat in anything. How could you possibly know what is good and what is not for you without any first hand knowledge.

too much Top Gear me thinks...

What difference does it make?

Most of these cars we can only ever dream of driving let alone owning.

How many cars worth over $700k have you owned/driven ctjet?

Edited March 2, 2007 by PJ.

[R-SPEC]

lol exactly^^ chances are i'll never even see most of these cars on the road. but since everyone was saying "i'd prefer this i'd prefer that"...

i know the veyron is worth millions and a ferrari 355 even is worth about 120 grand nowdays but both are the same to me coz i know i cant even afford the cheaper 1. so meh just saying which i'd prefer....

Edited March 2, 2007 by R-SPEC

[hungry6]

DBS, I know of a few AM owners, to sum it all up in one word "Reliability" or should I say lack of it!!!!

[ZENNON]

What more could you ask of this car? Has everything you need.. Speed, Handling, Class, Elegence

price

[are33]

Louis Vuitton bought out aston martin.

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i stand corrected.

Aston Martin Lagonda Limited is a manufacturer of luxury performance cars, whose headquarters are at Gaydon, Warwickshire, England. The company name is derived from the Aston Clinton hill climb and one of the company's founders, Lionel Martin. Since 1994 Aston Martin has been part of the Premier Automotive Group, a division of the Ford Motor Company. However, Ford put the company up for sale in August 2006[1]. Rumours that the sale was completed to French luxury-goods conglomorate LVMH in February of the following year have been denied[2].

Edited March 2, 2007 by OBNXSH