Study shows We're a bunch of commitment phobe pea****s! ;)
 

some, just some.. and no reference to Astons. :cool:

Interesting. I don't drive an Aston to show off. In fact, I chose the V12 over a used F430 to avoid being too flashy. To me, Aston is understated beauty and class.

Interestingly I can very much relate. But going with the trend of the article...did we at some level choose the AM over Ferrari to stand apart?
I chose the AM because of a childhood lust, it's price point and quite frankly because I can have a manual tranny in the AM but not in the Ferrari. I like having 'the man pedal.'

This article is so true, LOL!

Not in my case.

I think the person who wrote the article has a case of rectal cranial inversion. I bought a Porsche because its more fun to drive on twisty country roads than my Prius commute car. Besides, around here (San Francisco) Porsches are about as common as Honda Civics.

+1 But i dont have a V12. (hopefully soon.)

So you're about to make the move to 4 more cylinders? I guess that engagement ring will have to wait a few more months. haha

That's great. We can use another V12 on the forum.

I've been married 32 years so this article is not too relevant to my everyday living. I think the flashiness of exotic sports cars is one of the least desirable things about owning one. I have a subtle color, so unless you are a car person, it doesn't attract too much attention. I always love to chat to anyone who shows interest but I don't go looking for it, at all.

I agree, Aston's have class rather than flash, and the V12 Vantage may cost $$$$$$ but from a distance (and to most non Aston fans) it looks like a standard V8, making it the perfect A.M. Q car for the hardcore driving enthusiast, just wish I had one !

commitment phobe? i just gave my lady a large ring and now all of my car funds have turned into wedding vendor deposits......................

BS article

Lol No, I will buy a v12 maybe by the end of the year or next year.