No, actually I dont but the words "I own an Aston Martin" will no longer ever have the same meaning.
(http://www.astonmartin.com/content/allsites/images/cygnet3_800_f957876b-340f-4e24-bca4-2f8f4ade5fd5.jpg)
(http://www.astonmartin.com/content/allsites/images/cygnet1_800_254513ac-6782-4e37-8db2-bb409d4bddb6.jpg)
Even James Bond needs a mini-car to get around town. Suitably appointed, of course.
I read this is Toyota based. I wonder if it's actually UK-made/assembled. Imagine that, a British car that could make it across a parking lot without needing an overhaul.
Such wags, you Colonial cousins... so behind the times... do take a seat before reading, though...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/8685486.stm (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/8685486.stm)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wjbQFl8Z1Y
James...? (Yes, M'lud...?) Just where did you put my copy of the Times, and there is no ice in my Malt; this just will not do...
There used to be three quintessentially British things that could be said on the BBC at any time throughout their history - The Times, Rolls Royce and Harrods... none of them are now British, excluding location... :P
Just one more reason to say "things ain't the same" :sad:
Rick
I like it! Park your real Aston outside town and use this to get into London/Monte Carlo/Amsterdam/...
Do you mean the Cygnet or the Routemaster...? ;D
(ding-ding... Next stop - Trafalgar Square...)
I know some guys who bought an Opel, but replaced the front by a Vauxhall one. That's the British version of Opel. Maybe you can buy a Toyota and only some AM parts? Could be nice:)
In the mean time I'm happy with my car/gay icon the Twingo:D
Cute car, even cites Aston Martin in places.
that's wrong....
buy a fiat , i mean chrysler or Obama - whoever owns them now.....
Is that a shoe of some kind? Possibly a rollerskate? :-\