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But - it's an Aston Martin, so auto-SZ.
Finally! I knew you and I could agree on something!
But - it's an Aston Martin, so auto-SZ.
Why is that? I think that what they think is important considering how much many of us judge people on silly things such as what car they have and what brand of clothes they wear..
EDIT: missed the smiley thing at the end. I thought you hated everybody below 18 for a minute!
Most of her fanbase may be teens but that doesn't mean most teens like her.Sure, it's important. Teens brought about the Bieb's popularity, after all.
Oh, wait...
Most of her fanbase may be teens but that doesn't mean most teens like her.
Most don't. None of my guy friends do, and they're usually the ones who talk about cars and such.
I definitely can agree with you on that. It's just that as of right now I spend most of my life around other teens so in my world this car would be very very cool.My point still stands - children are notoriously poor barometers of "cool", in general. They're quick to pick up on fads, which is quite a bit different. And, like many other things, there are exceptions. I don't mean it in any negative way, but I know that I definitely liked some questionable crap when I was a teen.
Though that picture has reminded me how damn pretty the DB7 looked. It's elegant in a way none of their cars since have quite matched. Think the low tail and slimmer profile has a lot to do with it.The problem with any two Astons (excluding the Vantage) is that there's less visible difference between them than between a Porsche 997 and a Porsche 991.
I think more than that even is probably the fact that the DB7 doesn't have the exaggerated flanks that everything Vanquish and up did.Though that picture has reminded me how damn pretty the DB7 looked. It's elegant in a way none of their cars since have quite matched. Think the low tail and slimmer profile has a lot to do with it.