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| Moroccan Aston Martin |
| Dan Flynn 08-08-2005 |
The Borac sounds like an intriguing machine. It has a muscular style that strongly echoes the lines of an Aston Martin. The Mercedes V-12 should give it plenty of punch. And having a big, willing engine certainly adds more Aston flavor. Morocco is hardly a hotbed of automotive manufacturing, not the likeliest birthplace for a high-end GT. Let's hope the Laraki venture can create more such vehicles. |
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