We took an Aston Martin DBS Superleggera to cars and coffee!
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- čas přidán 12. 08. 2023
- Thanks for watching! Wowowowowow we got to drive an Aston Martin! This DBS lives up to the companies reputation for making brutally fast, athletic, luxury grand tourers. The twin turbo V12 provides a jet-propelled shove as you enjoy it's low and growly soundtrack. We were so thrilled we got the opportunity to drive this one today!
The air cooled community showed up today at Zumbach's! Porsche and VW's greatest hits were on display including Evan's personal favorite: the 930 Turbo. Dom got a kick out of the VW bus as well as the surprise 765LT that showed up. So cool to see those vintage cars still out on the road!
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Corrections:
- The engine is not a Mercedes as we mentioned. It’s actually co-developed by Aston Martin and Ford and partially manufactured by Cosworth while Ford owned them.
The engine is the original V12 made by Aston Martin and cosworth originating from Ford. The V8 model is by Mercedes unlike my V8 which is the original Aston Martin V8. Know your spec guys if you're going to run a site.
Good catch! We’ve included a correction in the description of the this video and will be including corrections in the description going forward since we won’t always be perfect haha. Thanks for the comment!
Great job man! :D A camera on the pedalbox for manual cars videos could be awesome please.
Thank you! And that’s a cool idea! We’ll try and do that in an upcoming video
@@manual-motion Great, thanks man! ;)
The engine isn't a Mercedes, it's an original Aston Martin /Cosworth engineered item Ford
Thanks for the correction! A few other commenters said the same thing and we’ve since put the correction in the description of the video.
@@manual-motion Great! Glad you didn't think I was just being picky or pedantic!
Shame you guys don't do research before you talk about the car! Anything breaks will be german since they have used Mercedes electronics in this vehicle, the engine is derived from ford originally. I would say the only thing Aston and English is the body and interior apart from electrics.
Thank you for your comment! We’ve actually included a corrections section in the description of the video, as we’ve received other comments about the engine. We’ll be sure improve our research in the future.