I always told myself that once my finances were in order I'd buy a V12 Vantage S. That was until I recently found out that the DBS also comes in manual and, honestly,  I've been conflicted ever since.

James May would absolutely lose it reviewing this car.

Koenigsegg missed a PR goldmine with this one.

They could’ve bought back the car and done some marketing about doing their part to make amends to the people of Guinea, and then sold it on later for what I’m sure would’ve been a hefty premium.

Well played.

It looks like a Chevy SS. It even has the same wheels vents.

I’m seeing design elements from so many other cars here. Off the bat, I see:

This so nuanced and deft it should be considered a work of art.

They should buy the tooling for the Vantage while they’re at it. 

They should buy the tooling for the Vantage while they’re at it. 

They should buy the tooling for the Vantage while they’re at it. 

Meanwhile, at Amazon Studios

Would still rather have the GT350/R

Hopefully they’ll hybridize it instead. 

Semi side-note: I think a K Series would’ve been a better bet.

That said, kudos to the owner for doing his thing.

Have to disagree with you on the looks. Add some sort of front ground effect and, to me, you’ve got yourself the best looking new-design-era SUV.

... a decade’s worth of Marvel movies that unites all your favorite heroes (and also Hawkeye)

I don’t see why not. Aston Martin changed it for the Vantage and look how that turned o. . .

Again, that is before any tax and fees are applied. By signing up for this super long term a buyer would have spent 33 percent more on this car.

“You will be happy to learn that the gigantic bird apparently flew away unharmed.”

Conversely:

Considering that Porsche’s allegedly testing their own subscription service for about half of this, it’s a no for me dawg.