| wiuggwzc | Date: Monday, 2013-08-26, 10:57 AM | Message # 1 |
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| Reports suggest Aston Martin is on the block
Reports claim that Aston Martin could be about to be sold off by its controlling shareholder, With Toyota listed among the audience.
Kuwaiti company stock market Dar Co. Owns a 64 % stake in Aston Martin, And is reported to have also contacted Indian manufacturer Mahindra Mahindra in order to sell off its stake for a reported $800million.
And Toyota is rumoured to have <a href=http://teibunsifucoidanya.com/japan.html>ルイヴィトン バッグ</a> ordered a study into buying part of Aston Martin below two months ago, But it hasn't advanced past initial phases yet.
Before Aston Martin was bought by real estate investment Dar Co. And Adeem capital spent Co. operating in 2007, The British company ended up being owned by Ford. Aston Martin is mostly of the sports car manufacturers that's not currently part of a larger car maker's group.
Being owned by a big manufacturer brings huge financial backing. It also allows a company to get hold of technology owned and developed by a make with a big R budget, Which works for Lamborghini and Bugatti under Volkswagen and for Ferrari under Fiat.
at the time of writing, No one from Aston Martin was suitable comment on the reports.
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Being in the fortunate position to drive, Often commonly, Some of by far the best 'super' cars, I struggle to see how Aston Martin are still around.
As a true Brit I'm gutted to say that they are at the bottom of the <a href=http://0120480514.com/price.html>uggブーツ激安</a> pile compared to not only Ferrari, Lamborghini Porsche but are closely outclassed by Mercedes, BMW well Audi.
They look very pretty from the outside, But the poor quality workmanship, Unreliability and general annoying squeaks rattles always makes me think I'm driving something from the 80s or 90s.
Aston's are not particularly quick by today's standards and on manufacturers like the DBS and Vantage they have the exhaust note all wrong; A great commencing rasp which simply fades out as the revs rise.
They jump and crash around country roads and whistle squeak on motorways. It's such a shame because they are designed so.
another insult from Aston Martin is their price tag reeks of the 'Emperor's New Clothes', Make it expensive and it will be regarded as good.
Unless Aston can pull some rivals to names like 458, 911, Gallardo, R8, BMW M cars Merc's AMGs they will just as before fade until another sucker ploughs money into them.
Whoever buys AM will need deep pockets and a willingness never to see any sort of decent monetary return on their investment. The VH chassis and engine need to be replaced within introduced, New hybrid and/or other lower consumption engineering and a newer design language also need to be developed.
I accept as true with Laird Assessors, present day Astons, wish Lamborghinis, Are just not good enough for the price, wonderful their competitors. If the new buyer is prepared to value the halo effect of the company at money and make a long term commitment, Then absolutely fine. If however they give up after a few years of finding what a money pit the whole operation is, Then to be the end of AM,
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