Motor Trend video review of the new Vanquish
#2
It's a GT, they are trying to review it as if it was an all out sports car. With that said, I saw that exact demo car in Beverly hills a few weeks ago, it was absolutely stunning in person even tho it's not my far color for an Aston. The interior is worlds above any other Aston, that's the main argument to buying this car (in 2 years time when it's 50% off).
#3
Odd in a few ways, such has he thinks it wouldn't be as fast as a DB9.
Regarding the interior, it's gorgeous, but I disagree with 007 V -- I prefer the interior of the other current Astons. For example, in a beautiful interior done mostly in leather and metal, why did they add plastic The piece under the leather-covered lid over the instruments is new (it's not there in the Vantage/DB9/Rapide) and is plastic. Can't imagine why.
Regarding the interior, it's gorgeous, but I disagree with 007 V -- I prefer the interior of the other current Astons. For example, in a beautiful interior done mostly in leather and metal, why did they add plastic The piece under the leather-covered lid over the instruments is new (it's not there in the Vantage/DB9/Rapide) and is plastic. Can't imagine why.
#4
good video, thanks for posting.
i like the interior of the Vanquish, but i do think a couple of the trim pieces are a bit out of place. pictures really don't do the car justice, either. it's far better looking in person. especially in blue (sorry for the bad quality, took the pic with my cell phone)
i like the interior of the Vanquish, but i do think a couple of the trim pieces are a bit out of place. pictures really don't do the car justice, either. it's far better looking in person. especially in blue (sorry for the bad quality, took the pic with my cell phone)
#5
DBS in the background is better looking. And without question the old interior is more interesting and unique compared with the Vanquish, which has a much more 'generic' quality about it.
#7
Ever notice all the cheap carpet in a MP4-12C- Aston's are nice but the people i've talked to say they are full of annoying problems. My reason for buying a 911- No problem's.
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#9
And yet you spend time reading through the Aston topic. Perhaps you just secretly wish you had good taste?
#10
And it's Astons and problems, not Aston's and problem's. Guess you didn't learn so good in school, so can't afford no Aston's....
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#13
To be fair, old Aston's did have some issues but the newer cars (DB9, Vantage, DBS, etc, etc) have been solid cars. I've owned 2 Aston's and have had 0 issues with them.
Regarding the Vanquish, I think the new DB9 is better looking than the DBS and the Vanquish is just different. The interior on the Vanquish is stunning in my opinion. The craftsmanship looks amazing in pictures.
Caveat: I haven't seen the Vanquish in person yet.
Regarding the Vanquish, I think the new DB9 is better looking than the DBS and the Vanquish is just different. The interior on the Vanquish is stunning in my opinion. The craftsmanship looks amazing in pictures.
Caveat: I haven't seen the Vanquish in person yet.
#14
Older Porsches were very reliable and very durable. My '95 993 has been wonderful over the 13 years I've had it. The newer ones, however, have had some catastrophic mechanical problems. Rear main seals are more than annoying, but the really big thing is the intermediate shaft, the failure of which results in the complete and utter destruction of the engine. These issues were hopefully resolved with the new (MY09) direct injection engine family, but even now Porsche doesn't race them -- the race engine in the 991 will again be the "old" Mezger engine, not the engine used on road 991s.
It's not just the 986/996/997 engines either. The early Cayenne V8s are known for digesting their cylinder walls -- total engine failure.
If it's concern over reliability that is keeping you from owing a new or newish Aston, IMO it shouldn't. I'll take the possibility of a door lock module glitch over the possibility of a grenaded engine every time.