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Good: A brave move for Aston Martin, but needed to reduce its corporate average CO2 emissions. Ideal for the city.
Bad: Ludicrously expensive at £30,000, considering it is essentially a Toyota iQ.
Good: Covers huge distances quickly and effortlessly.
Bad: Rear lamp lenses have been known to fall off. Not as reliable as the V8 Vantage.
Good: Hand built V12 engine develops 510bhp, stunning looks.
Bad: Pricey even for an Aston.
Good: Ultimate Aston Martin model of its day. V12 power and storming performance.
Bad: Prices edging close to £200,000.
Good: 750bhp V12 was the most powerful naturally aspirated car petrol engine in the world.
Bad: It isn't cheap...
Good: Four door super saloon from Aston Martin, promises superb luxury and performance with 470bhp 6.0-litre engine.
Bad: Rivals like the Porsche Panamera are considerably cheaper.
Good: 6.0-litre V12 power delivers an immense 510bhp, great looks
Bad: Expensive compared to the V8 Vantage at £135,000.
Good: Limited to just 150 examples, 510bhp from 6.0-litre V12 engine, totally driver focussed.
Bad: A price tag of £330,000...
Good: Looks good and its wonderful V8 sounds even better. Comfortable and civilised.
Bad: Creates lots of brake dust. Volvo derived satnav complicated to use. Not as fast as it sounds.
Good: Hand-built 6.0-litre engine produces 490bhp, designed to blend performance with refinement.
Bad: Essentially just another version of the DB9.
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