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According to Autocar, the lucky few that have put a deposit down on the new Aston Martin DBS will have to wait an additional three-months to get behind the wheel of the body-kitted Bond car. The problem apparently stems from suppliers who aren't able to deliver Aston with the one-off parts necessary to complete the DBS. As such, coupes are sitting unfinished at Aston's plant, but sources within the automaker say that they're willing to hold off on deliveries to ensure that all the parts are top-notch. Unfortunately, we doubt that some of the bespoke bits can be salvaged from one of the vehicles that's already been delivered.
[Source: Autocar via Winding Road]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Zane @ Apr 22nd 2008 5:09PM
There's one on display at the on-going ATL auto show, if anyone wants to pick one up you know. ;)
B @ Apr 22nd 2008 5:56PM
darn, i didnt see it while i was there
Toy Yoda @ Apr 22nd 2008 7:58PM
Sure, go ahead and grab it for me, please. :)
Sam @ Apr 22nd 2008 5:23PM
you sure about this? first guy in america is picking his up tonight.
Sam Gross @ Apr 22nd 2008 10:35PM
Sounds like someone won't be getting any new business this decade.....
考生 @ Apr 24th 2008 8:44AM
Maybe they can buy a MONDEO instead