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| yeah sure |
| The_Canuck 09-08-2005 |
another concept that wont make it to production and will be forgotten in a month 'sigh'. whats with the doors? mabye thy'd look good on super car but this on this they just look dumb. why can't ford stop making dumb concepts. (Remeber the SYNus) |
| Quattroporte |
| henk4 09-05-2005 |
They might as well have called it the DB9 Quattroporte, but apparently any reference to the name Aston Martin has been carefully deleted from the press publications. Especially from the side the styling cues from Aston (and Jaguar) are clear to see. |
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