I was excited to see such project at first, and was hoping that the final price would be below £200G. I've spend the past year looking for a good condition and history of a 1960 AMs. I don't like the Aston Bespoke programme cars. It is so hard to find a good original, relatively unmolested, one with the right history. As you all know the XKR is an inexpensive car and much cheaper than what David Brown is asking. There is no way I'll fork out that kind of money for the car even if there is going to be a hundred of them. The next important question is what will they do after this 100 is sold, if they would be sold. I will go back looking long and hard for an original DB5 or 6 instead. If you look at their online brochure, I don't think any of you will be impressed with the interior of the Speedback either. crazy2

Originally Posted By Black Adder
Time to get your chequebooks out? Add £99k VAT - It's a lot of money for what it is..

The hand-built British sportscar order book is open. Founder and CEO, David Brown said, “I am delighted to announce that the price for Speedback GT will be £495,000, excluding local taxes. The finished cars are the product of thousands of hours of highly skilled, hand-built craftsmanship, and production will be limited to 100 vehicles.

Read more at http://www.rushlane.com/david-brown-auto...sC1JeoCJHX1H.99

What would you buy if you had £594,000 lying around?

Regards, S.C.