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was at the doc's last week and spotted this
 

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What is that? It looks sorta like a Chevy Camaro, but could it be a new Volvo or something like that?
Have a nice day
Steve
 
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and then there was this little beauty

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Now you are talking
 
Hi,

Attached is a picture of my own Aston Martin. I use it to pick up my supermodel girlfriends when we go out on dates. I am also the Crown Prince of a small but important European country. I am very popular and wealthy.

Gotta go--I hear my mom calling.

Regards,
 

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Nope.

She goes for sportier motorcars. This is a shot of her with her Jag a few years ago.

Regards,
 

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Don't know how they do it, but in Dallas we have a stand alone Aston dealership. Well, I guess I do know how they do it, because these things are almost as plentiful as Corollas on the street. (I must have done something wrong in my career)
 
Hello all,

Astons used to be a proper bespoke car manufacturer, that is until Ford came along. They are now no more than all the other high end mass produced cars.

RIP Aston Martin

Alec
 
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these were at Stowe this year

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Saw those too - part of the "Yankee Candles" chap's little collection (that included a couple of Rollers and Bentelys as well). Had no idea there was that much money to be made flogging candles!

Rob.
 
Just what every 16 year old needs. A car powerful enough to kill them in spite of all the electronic nannies.
 
Ahhhh... A McLaren SL!!!! I was born to the wrong family - I think sometimes. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
 
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Buying this for his newly licensed son was what blew me away.

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Coor! Did I ever loose out on the "Lucky Sperm Club" stakes! My first car (in 1982) was a '59 Triumph Herald - 948cc of pure exhaustion. 0-60mph in well, before lunch some time, perhaps. Cost me $75 - not much even in 1982. But did I complain?
 
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