The First Time You Saw One

Almost every model that Aston Martin has produced over its long lifetime is uniquely stylish and sleek. These cars have also been fantastic performance cars too. The Aston Martin name ranks right alongside some of the modern day supercars, not only the Ferrari and Lamborghini, but also the more modern competitors in this space such as the McLaren SLR, the Carerra GT, the Zonda and even maybe the Bugati Veyron. How would you feel therefore if someone offered you the opportunity to have an Aston driving experience. This is typically a chance to drive a model of you choice, whether it be the DB8, V8 Vantage or the now almost vintage but none the less still incredibly stylish DB6? You would not normally be inhibited on these driving experience days by driving the vehicle on the open, but possibly busy road. No, your driving day will be on a track, possibly a world famous Formula 1 track such as the Silverstone Race Track in Northamptonshire in the UK. Because the Aston Martin car, of any model is ultra cool you may find that demand for booking these driving experience days is quite high. The Aston Martin car is simply stunning and the opportunity to drive one, at speed around a proper race track is likely to be an opportunity that you should not miss under any circumstances. Look into these Aston Martin driving experience days out at the first possible opportunity as they are quite literally invaluable.

Perhaps you remember the first time you saw an Aston Martin when James Bond drove across the screen in Goldfinger in 1964. A Used Aston Martin is what you seek. The Aston Martin company originated in 1913 and was made by Lionel martin and Robert Bamford. The company changed hands a bit and in 1947 it was bought by David Brown Limited. It was during this time that the famous series of cars bearing the initials "DB" began to be produced. It was the DB5 (with some spy additions) that people saw James Bond driving in Goldfinger and later, Thunderball. Well, to make a long story short, Ford got involved, the sold the company in 2006, maintaining some interest. In 2007, a consortium led by Prodrive chairman David Richards purchased the company. So with a long history like that, it should not be hard to find one or two used Aston Martin cars around! Then you need to find out which is the right Aston Martin for you. The next step is to research up on-line to get information on the worth of the vehicle you wish to purchase. You can find information at automotive.com. Now is the time to negotiate the best price. Then buy the car and enjoy!