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Smithville, Tennessee, US
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Aston Martin DBS Volante – up to £60k off as AM struggle to shift stock

Tue, 30 Oct 2012

The Aston Martin DBS Volante can now be had new for £60k off list as AML struggle to shift stock with the new Vanquish replacing the DBS. The first believes that Aston Martin has reinvented its range of cars with every update over the last decade – just as Porsche has with the 911. The other, perhaps the most prevalent, is that every Aston Martin we have now is a work of art, but basically the same car it was a decade ago.

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Thu, 05 Jul 2012

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