Is the DB12’s infotainment system merely a deal breaker or a game changer?

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Rahul · Accepted Answer

Absolute game-changer. The old system was embarrassingly poor. Aston finally enters the 21st century with this new one.

Ashish · Answer

Nice but not a deal breaker. Buyers of Astons are buying the driving experience and the looks, not the tech.

Md · Answer

I'm worried about long-term reliability. Complex systems usually have poor gradability. Any day it can be physical buttons.

Charu · Answer

It's a necessary evil. At this price point, it’s what buyers expect in a car, modern tech. Or else, Aston had to step up.

Shinde · Answer

They have a new system they installed, which is great, but I hope they don't go absolutely bonkers with screens like some other luxury brands. But there is a balance.

Abhijeet · Answer

I'm torn. Overall, the tech is impressive, but there is part of me that laments the old school charm of minimal electronics in a sports car.

Animesh · Answer

It's about time! Previous Astons’ weakest link was the infotainment. This upgrade really puts the DB12 in proper premium territory.

Saket · Answer

I think it's overkill. The drive should be an Aston, not playing with a fancy touchscreen. Keep it simple.

Akshat · Answer

The system is a good thing, but in reality, it will become obsolete in a couple of years. I just hope Aston have a plan for how they will support and keep the platform up to date.

Angad · Answer

Absolutely. And the DB12 has the performance to match and so much more character than a 911 or a Roma.

Rahul · Answer

In some ways, yes. Aston simply can’t match Porsche or Ferrari’s racing pedigree. And that is visible in the final product.

Gazal · Answer

It's not about competing directly. What the DB12 is, is something different; it’s a GT car with supercar performance. It's in its own category.

Shinde · Answer

On paper, maybe. Aston, however, still has reliability issues that Porsche and Ferrari fixed years ago. They need to catch up.

Nakul · Answer

The DB12 can certainly hold its own when it comes to performance. Aston's real strength is style and exclusivity. It's a different appeal.

Kuldeep · Answer

I think it's quite close but not quite yet. However, Porsche and Ferrari are moving targets, and the DB12 is a huge step forward. Aston needs to keep pushing.

Divya · Answer

Who cares about competing? The DB12 is fast enough and gorgeous. If you want the ultimate track weapon then by a GT3. If you want to feel unique, you don’t buy the Aston.

Rahul · Answer

The DB12 is up there now in terms of daily usability and tech. Now it's a proper modern supercar, not just a pretty face.

Kuldeep · Answer

Come on, Aston is still playing catch up. Ferrari and Porsche are always one step ahead in terms of innovation, but the DB12 is great.

Anju · Answer

Nothing to do with being better it’s just being different. The DB12 is a unique mix of performance and luxury that neither Porsche or Ferrari really offer.

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