amanico
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Yes, you are right about the DB7, but I found it a tad more harmonious than the feline cousin.
1994 Aston Martin V600 Virage Vantage 5,3 Liter, 591 HP.
A monster, especially for that time ( Mid 90's ). Now, aesthetically, what to think of it? Very angular, very 90's in its style and design. Not lacking charm, but well, I much preferred the DB7 which came just after. The interior is what you can expect fr...
I think....
It is still an attractive sports car. Sure, far from the prettiest Astons ever made, but part of the easily prettiest family lineage in the history of motor manufacturing ........
Too much muscle car, not enough sensuality for me.
Never drove one, probably very raw…. But not my kind of car to be honest. Dirk
Probably not the prettiest, yet, truth is, it is the last generation of fully hand made Astons, and as such should be praised for it. It will become (and already is in fact) a collector, that connoisseurs look after.
There was a Limited Edition "Le Mans" which was 612Bhp if I remeber well, even "sportier"... I have to say I like it's 90's looks, and if the next generation DB7 looks better, this is the true AM to me, the other one is a Ford !
first time I see a colour-coded supercharger belt ;-)
Very unique positioning - an adorable thirsty grand tourer It has a place in a large collection or a die-hard AM fan, but not a top spot for sure
Restomod the interior
Update the interior, getting rid of the wood, it’s still a good looking car.
That's a lot of horses for '94...
...and the design (inside and out) shows a lot of Ford : )
This is such a great looking car imho .
I love the look of this. Excellent spec too . I was in love with the DB7 too but couldn’t fit inside the car but to be honest i much prefer this one . Never had the chance to see if i can sit behind the steering wheel of it . Hope to get a chance someday ...
