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Here's a Tour of the 2021 Aston Martin DBX Ultra-Luxury SUV

Here's a Tour of the 2021 Aston Martin DBX Ultra-Luxury SUV

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The 2021 Aston Martin DBX is the newest luxury SUV -- and today I'm taking you on a thorough tour of the DBX. I'm showing you all the important quirks and features of the new Aston Martin DBX SUV
Date: 2019-12-13

Comments and reviews: 10


Those rims make it look so cheap. Doesnt even have an aston martin engine so its basically just a badge. Of course the design looks better (apart from the back) since they already have the information and feedback from what other brands have made, thats how evolution works you build on top of whats already there. 25: 10 of course the hood release button won't and shouldn't move, it's there to remind you that you're driving on the wrong side of the car and the road.
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I'm all for SUVs from sports car brands, even Ferrari. But isn't the whole point of Aston Martin to be more beautiful and good looking alternative to sports cars, with some compromises with an old Mercedes infotainment system or maybe a bit less numbers on the paper? And this is not a good looking car, like seriouslyI mean with an old infotainment system, less performance and worse styling, what is the point buying it?
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Air that then proceeds to just hit the tire itself it seems. Not sure how it cools the brakes anymore than the fact that the wheel being open to the air does: ) I don't know. but from a purely aesthetic POV, the car is fugly. And it's not the first modern car that looks like it was designed in a CAD/3D programs then then they proceed to use some of the deform tools on it with symmetry turned on.
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And here I was, thinking Aston would be the only ultra-luxury brand to not cave to the crossover demand. The left-lane, 5 under the limit, no headlights on at dusk, and blocks you in passing zones Karen will now have her choice of a Bentley, Rolls, Lambo, Maserati, or Aston to drive like a CRV and wonder why a bumper and left front head light costs 30, 000 to replace. Sigh.
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I dont think I will ever understand the reputation of Aston Martin. They are insanely overpriced, low level performance in comparison to competition at that price point, un creative as almost everything in the damn car is borrowed from another manufacturer, lack interesting classy features, and just arent even that good looking Whats the point?
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What a really ugly Aston Martin inside and out. Can't believe people are actually going to buy that but since it is a CUV the masses will choose it over beautiful Aston Martin coupes and sedans. Aston Martin interiors have really fallen down in design from 10-15 years ago, the touch screen crap just looks terrible, what is the point of that?
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The cellphone spot below the center console does not flow well with the design and interior. It looks like a chalk outline for a phone & charger hehe Only thing that really stuck out negatively to me. I mean, the rims aren't my style, but that's about it. Nice looking car: ) Thanks Doug
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it is very strange that Doug did not say a word about the fact that the car has almost exactly the same disks as its Ford GT and not a word about the gaps the size of a thumb. its clear that this is a pre-production car but nonetheless
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If this is beautiful and the Vector W8 isn't, then I don't know what beautiful means. To me the back of the DBX looks plain horrible and disfigured, and it isn't particularly beautiful from any other angle eather. Stubby is the word I would use.
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Great looking SUV. Even though it's more expensive, I'd probably buy this over the Urus or the Cayenne. One thing about it though. The idea that someone would take this off-road is laughable. Aston Martin is not meant for off-roading, even if it is a SUV
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