It looks like a DB5 kit car, I'm also not a fan of it. Bond should drive definitely something modern OR the DB5 like we all saw in "Skyfall", but nothing in between.
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No, it's not a Bond car. And the DB5 has been done to death.
I would like to see it in person before passing on my opinion. I can remember a few cars that I had only seen pics of, and , in the flesh, you fall in love with them.
The DB Speedback may be one of those cars...
The guy that made it refused to say the actual price...I think he said it was "somewhere between £100,000 and £1million" ! So I'm not sure where they got that figure from...?...
At Top Marques in Monaco, David Brown Automotive has announced its Speedback GT will cost £495,000 plus local taxes – meaning it’ll set us UK buyers back a whopping £594,000. I think the popular vernacular term "jog on" springs to mind...
At Top Marques in Monaco, David Brown Automotive has announced its Speedback GT will cost £495,000 plus local taxes – meaning it’ll set us UK buyers back a whopping £594,000. I think the popular vernacular term "jog on" springs to mind...
I was thinking more along the lines of something that rhymes with 'clucking bell'
I think that's great valve, when you consider a Dacia Sandero costs £5,995. )
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Those wire wheels would have to go, though. They look like something you'd find on a dodgy Chinese car copy.
I agree. Every other part of the car is like an updated DB5 with a little 1960s Ferrari in there too. But there's nothing updated at all about wire wheels, and that's the part that's trying to hard the most.
So if you have half-a-mill to spend, do you go with an original DB5 or with a Speedback? One is the original but probably costs a fortune to keep on the road. The second is a brand new car with - hopefully - great reliability and all mod cons. I think I'll take both: one for Sundays and one for my day work at Vauxhall.
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We've had this already 1 month ago:
http://www.ajb007.co.uk/topic/43630/new-aston-martin-to-feature-in-bond-24/page/2/
Re. The Speedback, I am not too overly impressed honestly. Looks a bit like a Mondeo was the father
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He refuses to say !
So - bloody expensive then
The DB Speedback may be one of those cars...
Autoweek says $400,000
http://www.autoweek.com/article/20140327/carnews/140329880
The guy that made it refused to say the actual price...I think he said it was "somewhere between £100,000 and £1million" ! So I'm not sure where they got that figure from...?...
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I was thinking more along the lines of something that rhymes with 'clucking bell'
I must admit dear fellow AJBers...Donk likes Thunderpussy
In a previous automotive B24? thread a comment about showing a former girlfriend how to push down on a pedal.....on a pedal bin nearly made my hernia strangulate! )
http://youtu.be/U5A_CJzItMk David Brown Automotive - Speedback GT
http://youtu.be/im5h73sIcl8 Seedback at Monaco
Thought you guys might like some Car Porn. )
If they say it's OK I might think about it
Otherwise I am saving my pennies for the Aston
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I agree. Every other part of the car is like an updated DB5 with a little 1960s Ferrari in there too. But there's nothing updated at all about wire wheels, and that's the part that's trying to hard the most.