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Photos: 2008 Aston Martin DBS

by Kevin Massy

For those of you in two minds about whether to make the trip out to the exotic car extravaganza at this week's Pebble Beach Concourse d'Elegance, Aston Martin has just given you a very compelling reason to do so. A cameo appearance of the Aston Martin DBS as James Bond's latest whip in Casino Royale whet our appetites in anticipation of a production version of the curvaceous coupe, and Aston is using this week's event to pull the wraps off. If you can't make it over to Monterey at short notice, you can check out our photo gallery of the 2008 Aston Martin DBS here.

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Finally you're noticing A-M
by make_or_break August 20, 2007 12:43 AM PDT
Should've had a Vantage in for testing a year ago. Would've made your 'Best Looking' list a while back a whole more credible.

A Jag over an Aston. Any current Aston. Hmmph. Certainly no accounting for discriminating taste around here... ;)
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