Me and a buddy's Aston Martin yesterday...
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Sorry no disrespect for any owners involved , just my opinion I guess . The f-type is a beutifull and stunning beast and I love it ! but looks sculpted in Japan and mass produced beside that Aston . I think white may be my problem here too I just don't like it , I'd have ether in a flash though . Great line up !
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They share a design heritage with Ian Callum and the queues are obvious. The AM is certainly refined with a much more posh interior but bang for the buck I'll take my FTYPE over the Vantage (except for the V12 race editions). Now the new DB11 is slowly growing on my but I don't need a second house mortgage at the moment! I'll keep my FTYPE
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They share a design heritage with Ian Callum and the queues are obvious. The AM is certainly refined with a much more posh interior but bang for the buck I'll take my FTYPE over the Vantage (except for the V12 race editions). Now the new DB11 is slowly growing on my but I don't need a second house mortgage at the moment! I'll keep my FTYPE
Yes, the F-Type was designed by Ian Callum, but I believe, Henrik Fisker designed the V8 Vantage.
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I agree the F-Type wins here, although I like a lot of the AM design features more. I'd think they did a better job of the rear wheel haunch. IMO, the Jag's is a little overstated and sometimes reminds me of a Camaro. I also can't stand Porsche and Jag and other manufacturers going to the centered exhaust.