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It would have been funnier had they used the Aston Martin logo, since the Fusion grill design is a rip off of the iconic Aston Martin shape.

If you want one with a V-12 (Which, if you're buying an Aston you do), you're looking at $200k, minimum.

Brands like Ferrari, Aston Martin, Porsche etcetera exist in Europe because cars are seen as much more than just vehicles.

Personally though i will still line up for that Aston Martin, i am the other kind.

Don't feel so bad his Aston Martin was really a Jaguar XJS[1] in a frock.

The sketch of the Aston Martin DB10 looks good, but I'll reserve judgement until the movie comes out.

Some are more efficient (less wasteful) than others, but in the end, intelligence work is seldom about secret agents driving Aston Martins.

Correct, an Aston Martin DB7 used the basic body from a Jaguar XJS.

I think 'spitfire is alleging that a new Aston twenty years ago was more or less a 1975 XJS.

Think of Andy Hertzfeld for the Macintosh, John Carmack for Doom/Quake, Anders Hejlsberg for Turbo Pascal and Delphi, or Aston Motes at Dropbox.

Owning an Aston Martin does not necessarily make one a cunt.

I'm sure there was one in the Aston Webb building too, however it's far too long ago for me to remember.

"Die Another Day" featured the invisible cloaking Aston Martin V12 Vanquish courtesy of $35M promotional spending from the car company.

Some companies leverage "start-up" style messaging to form great value - look at Tesla - they're over 10 years old, they're 4 times the revenue of Aston Martin and build more cars per year than Aston builds in 50 years, and yet everybody still calls them a startup.

After reading this I was interested to read on his about page that in the past he was in the business of exporting "Audis, Aston Martins, Porsche and Japanese performance cars" to the Far East.

I thought this would be about becoming a naturist, like Mick Aston of Time Team fame, or perhaps reference Heinlein's "Stranger in a Strange Land" where the Nest has a sign "did you remember to put clothes on" just inside the door (Spider Robinson says he had the same arrangement in his home).

Aston Martins are expensive, it's just a way to show the guy had a lot of money and he still had to pry the £60 out of his hands.