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    ASTON DBS vs ASTON DBS

    Mar 26, 2020 2 minutes

    WELL, GRILLES HAVE CERTAINLY GOT BIGGER

    Odd that, isn’t it? Even though the modern DBS’s engine has twice the power of the original’s, it’s probably less susceptible to overheating. At the time of the 1969 car’s reveal, this American-influenced styling was positively shocking standard-bearer for well-proportioned, pretty-yet-muscular design. It’s quite beautiful.

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