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Project Car Hell, Straight Eight, Two Doors Edition: '47 Buick or '53 Packard?
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Aston Martin US dealers could lose DB9 & Vantage – which could see many shutting up shop
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Aston Martin puts on a show for the Lord Mayor
Mon, 11 Nov 2013Aston Martin puts on a show for the Lord Mayor The weather on Saturday was wet and miserable, but that didn’t stop the annual Lord Mayor’s Show in London going ahead, complete with a selection of Aston Martin’s finest. The Lord Mayor’s Show happens on the second Saturday in November every year, and has for 477 years followed the same route - even throughout World Wars – as the City of London celebrates the inauguration of a new Lord Mayor. This year Aston Martin was asked to take part by the The Worshipful Company of Coachmakers and Coach Harness Makers of London – an apt invite for Aston’s centenary year – and Aston Martin responded with a decent turnout of models.