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Richard Read
No, that's not an exercise in Photoshoppery you see at left: it's the Aston Martin "Cygnet" concept--a city car based directly on the fuel-efficient Toyota iQ (potentially known in America as the Scion iQ). Says Aston Martin Chief Executive, Dr Ulrich Bez: "The offering of a 'Cygnet' with a DBS, DB9 or Vantage is a unique combination of opposites". Translation: "Hey, in this economy, we'll try anything."
[NewsPress via Aston Martin]
Aston Martin 'Cygnet', based on the Toyota iQEnlarge Photo No, that's not an exercise in Photoshoppery you see at left: it's the Aston Martin "Cygnet" concept--a city car based directly on the fuel-efficient Toyota iQ (potentially known in America as the Scion iQ). Says Aston Martin Chief Executive, Dr Ulrich Bez: "The offering of a 'Cygnet' with a DBS, DB9 or Vantage is a unique combination of opposites". Translation: "Hey, in this economy, we'll try anything." [NewsPress via Aston Martin]
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By R2dad #1, Posted: 6/29/2009
I hope they mean they're stuffing a V6 into that model and making it rwd/awd, and not simply badge engineering a Toyota econobox. If this is just to keep the engineers busy for an upcoming show--fair enough. Then the name on the back deck should be "YachtTender".
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