IS THE ASTON MARTIN VANQUISH V12 THE VEHICLE YOU’VE BEEN DREAMING OF, OR HAS IT BEEN SIGNED, SEALED, AND DELIVERED FOR ITS HEFTY PRICING?

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Reena · Accepted Answer

Absolutely worth it! The Vanquish V12 is art on wheels. It is not a simple car transaction. It is investment in a piece of automotive history.

Sachin · Answer

No way. If that kind of money, I would rather buy a Ferrari or a Lamborghini. Compared to pitching models, they have better performance and more street cred.

Gazal · Answer

That depends. There are better options if you want raw speed. If you want it all, however, the Vanquish is tough to beat.

Awadhesh · Answer

Overpriced, in my opinion. These days Aston Martin is trading on its name rather than innovation.

Bhawesh · Answer

As a daily driver? Probably not. As a weekend toy for someone with deep pockets? Absolutely. It's all about perspective.

Abhinit · Answer

The Vanquish V12 is, more than anything, an experience. The price of admission alone is worth the sound of that engine.

Ashish · Answer

For me, it’s worth it because of the exclusivity factor. Whilst you won't see these everywhere like with other high end brands you do still see them.

Kunal · Answer

Not worth it. It’s outdated tech compared to its rivals and is not the most reliable. The badge is what you’re paying for, and little else.

Rahul · Answer

It's a tough call. Aston is a step behind in terms of performance and innovation, but the Vanquish is gorgeous.

Gaurav · Answer

I would pay every penny for it. You can’t get the Brit engineering and design to what you’d get from an Italian or German supercar. There’s something special.

Nirati · Answer

Without question, the original Vanquish from the early 2000s. 'Let me tell you where Bond was first cool, it was in 'Die Another Day' and basically cool for a whole generation.'

Kunal · Answer

To me, the most iconic is the latest V12 Vanquish. This is everything that Aston has learnt and the pinnacle of their engineering.

Neeraj · Answer

Nothing beats the original. It was not raw, it was not new and it didn't set the stage for everything that came afterwards. Plus, Bond car!

Arjun · Answer

The Vanquish S from the mid 2000s was the sweet spot. It was not too modern, it improved on the original.

Neeraj · Answer

Being the most iconic generation, it is pushing boundaries. This is not a rerun of old ideas but a progression of the brand.

Shinde · Answer

I'm partial to the second-gen. In short, it was a perfect mix of classic Aston styling and modern performance.

Saurabh · Answer

The original Vanquish, no contest. Most people think 'Aston Martin', and this is the one that's in their mind.

Charan · Answer

There are merits to each era, but the most iconic will be the latest Vanquish. This is a swan song for the V12 in an electric world.

Pramod · Answer

I have to say, I’m slightly disappointed. I much prefer the exotic and thrilling sounding V12s of Ferrari.

Sourabh · Answer

It is its own kind of awesome. This sophisticated growl suits the Vanquish’s character to a tee. Not every supercar needs to be loud.

Akshat · Answer

The sound of an American V8 is the sound of life. The Vanquish is too refined for me. Is there something I could try that sounds mean?

Rahul · Answer

The Vanquish is a great balance between the two. He has presence, unlike most obnoxious presence. Perfect for a grand tourer.

Ravi · Answer

The sound of a naturally aspirated V12 is unbeatable, and the Vanquish does a good job of it. It has the musicality that turbocharged engines can never have.

Rahul · Answer

I like it, but not love it. It has no spine tingler, no prod he uses to attract blonde girls.

Punit · Answer

The Vanquish is exactly the way an Aston sounds: powerful, sophisticated, and distinctive British. There’s nothing else to be.

Ashish · Answer

In my opinion, it’s too quiet for a supercar. What I want is to look for something that will make people turn their heads around when I drive past.

Vikas · Answer

The Vanquish has one of the better exhaust notes in existence. It has depth and character that you won't find with many modern turbocharged engines.

Preeti · Answer

Absolutely! This timeless elegance of the Vanquish never goes out of style. In a world of flashy streetwear it’s like a well tailors suit.

Lokesh · Answer

Not really. It appears a little dated compared to the most recent hypercars. It’s beautiful, yes, but it’s hardly cutting edge now.

Anika · Answer

The Vanquish design is ageing like fine wine. It is even more understated elegance in a sea of way too much supercars.

Pallavi · Answer

To be honest though it’s starting to look a bit long in the tooth. To be able to compete against McLaren and Lamborghini, Aston needs to step up.

Preeti · Answer

The Vanquish still catches my eye every time. No matter the year those proportions just work.

Sana · Answer

But it turns heads even if, perhaps, not for the best reasons anymore. It’s beginning to feel somewhat classic, as opposed to contemporary.

Naresh · Answer

I believe it depends on the color. It’s still a showstopper in the right shade. For others, it might be a bit too much of a blending.

Kalika · Answer

It still stands up as design, but it lacks that immediate “wow” factor of some of the newer supercars. This is more of a slow burn appreciation.

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