New Aston Vanquish

I like the idea of the Valour. I configured one just for fun. @ 1.5-2M USD, it's a little bit of reach...🤣🤣🤣
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Always thought these looked like Mustangs.
 
Sigh.

Astons look exactly like Mustangs. Mustangs look nothing like Astons

What is difficult about this?
 
🤔 maybe. I wonder which like design came 1st?
The 1st time I noticed this similarity was with an 80's AM that reminded me of the early fastbacks and had the quad headlights. I'm no good with model names.
I'd look it up but @Noobie could do it much faster than me.

Aston were making 'fastback' sytle cars well before Ford introduced theirs.

The first Aston DBS came out the same years as teh Mustang Fastback, 1967.

My brother had one in the late 80's and teh steering column failed, crossing the A6 and hitting a post.

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Aston were making 'fastback' sytle cars well before Ford introduced theirs.

The first Aston DBS came out the same years as teh Mustang Fastback, 1967.

My brother had one in the late 80's and teh steering column failed, crossing the A6 and hitting a post.

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So what you're saying is, Aston Martin stopped innovating in the 60s and just copied the Ford Mustang thereafter.

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