Spy Shots: Aston Martin Rapide caught undisguised… again

Posted: Jun 13, 2009
Filed under: Aston Martin, Spy Shots/Renderings

Aston Martin Spotted Undisguised (in white)

Seems like Aston Martin is having a lot of trouble keeping its upcoming four-door Rapide under the covers. Spotted earlier this week hanging out in a parking lot, the Rapide has been caught without any camouflage once again.

This time the Aston Martin Rapide seems to be hanging out at a service area near some trucks.

We’re guess Aston Martin will release all the details shortly – so stay tuned.

Aston Martin Spotted Undisguised (in white):

Aston Martin Spotted Undisguised (in white) Aston Martin Spotted Undisguised (in white) Aston Martin Spotted Undisguised (in white)

- By: The Daily Auto Editor

Source: Autogespot

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  • Dott
    this is how a "four door coupe" is supposed to look. i see the attempts by the other car manufacturers and just hate this segment but this and the Lamborghini "Estoque" concept make this segment interesting in my opinion.
  • LoveAlfa
    Boring car and poorlty executed.I happended to see one of these things lfying around the emissions test track at Gaydon about ten months ago and can quite honestly say it is very much overrated.

    The whole car looks out of proportion and leans too far forward, unlike the concept car that was thin, long and elegate this is slightly bloated and off balance.

    Look at the rear doors where the chrom trim moves northwards - awkward and ungailny.

    The divider between the two front two grills is too shallow for a UK number plate

    The swage line looks fussy when compared to the side vent and door handes.

    The front lights are too big

    Old switch gear - indicators from a Jaguar X-Type, Nav froma a Volvo C30, S40 etc...

    Aston Martin are the automotive equivelent of Stock Aitkin and Waterman - find a formula, people like it and it sells so never ever change it!

    The One-77 isn't exactly radical, it is precisley what an extreme DBS would look like!
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