186 MPH Aston Martin

[Dennis H]

I’d want to drive 186 with no windshield in a British Badged German Ford. WTH. I’ll take a bunch of Hellcats.

https://www.businessinsider.com/ast...lion-dollar-supercar-full-specs-photos-2020-3

HELLCAT defines visceral.

 

[Richard Cranium]

Why not just put on a pair of Batmobile-like windshields?

 

[kiwigtx]

Wouldn't dare drive that around here....might get a seagull in your face.

 

[Budnicks]

spend another $500 {hell even $5,000} on a couple small windscreens
"for Christ sake"

it'd probably pick up a couple mph too

for that kind of $$$,
you should be "serviced", every-time you sit in it too

 

[Richard Cranium]

spend another $500 {hell even $5,000} on a couple small windscreens
"for Christ sake"

 

[Photon440]

I’d want to drive 186 with no windshield in a British Badged German Ford. WTH. I’ll take a bunch of Hellcats.

https://www.businessinsider.com/ast...lion-dollar-supercar-full-specs-photos-2020-3

HELLCAT defines visceral.

German Ford? Aston Martin is independently owned, I think there is more Italian ownership than German, more Canadian ownership as well. The new factory is in South Wales though, and Ford sold off it's ownership in 2007.

It won't matter to me if it's $1,000,000 or just $100,000 as both are beyond my budget so I won't be getting any of the 88 that will be made. But I'm all for the style - the world is full of cars with windshields attached so I like the difference this company took. The speed is limited anyway (300 k/mh) so any extra aerodynamics won't help the top end.

 

[Hey-O]

The company suggest wearing a helmet and goggles. That's BS!!