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Artega GT

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Artega GT

A Used Aston Martin - Just Like New

The economy stinks right now, making it difficult for many folks to buy cars brand new. To save money on luxury cars, consider buying a used Aston Martin. Many probably don't think or want to buy these luxury cars used, but they are around and you can get great deals. These particular cars, like any car purchased brand new, will begin depreciating as soon as they're driven off the lot. This doesn't mean you can't obtain a luxury car that is just like new at a lower cost.

The Aston Martin V8 Roadster is a sporty model with luxury style. You can find a 2008 model V8 Roadster with under 10,000 miles for about 63,000 Euro. They're available in several classic colors including Black, Blue Sapphire and Tungsten Silver. If you were to buy an Aston Martin brand new, you can expect to pay over 90,000 Euro. If you were able to find a clean model that was just a couple of years old, you could save thousands.

When buying a used Aston Martin it's important to remember that you will need to deal with maintenance and maintenance performed on luxury vehicles can be expensive. Regularly scheduled maintenance like oil changes won't be too bad, but replacing or repairing other parts of the vehicle can get expensive in a hurry.

Auto insurance is a must and you can expect to pay less on a policy for a used model than you would a new one. Full coverage will be required if you're financing the car, but most luxury car owners go for full coverage auto insurance anyway. This helps protect you if your car is an accident or becomes vandalized. If something happens to your model and it's not insured, you could be out a whole lot of money. Let an auto insurance company help protect your new asset.

If you crave style and luxury but are on a budget, consider buying a used Aston Martin. If a used Aston Martin still doesn't seem to fit within your budget at the moment, consider saving up money until you are able to afford it. Using public transportation or buying a very cheap car can help you save the money you need very quickly if you're after an Aston Martin. If you need to stick to a budget, buying used can allow you to own an luxury car quicker than if you purchased new.

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2007 GT Coupe Artega by Henrik Fisker a limited series

2007 GT Coupe Artega by Henrik Fisker

The Artega GT Coupe which was unveiled at the 2007 Geneva Motor Show is a small sports coupe designed by Henrik Fisker, the same designer responsible for Aston Martin's current lineup and also The Fisker Latigo CS and Fisker Tramonto based on the BMW 645i and Mercedes-Benz AMG SL55 respectivley.It will be produced in a limited series of 500 units per year starting from November 2007 and will be sold worldwide from the middle of 2008 for an approximate price of €75,000.

2007 GT Coupe Artega by Henrik Fisker

Power for the Artega GT Coupe comes from a 300 horsepower, mid-mounted, VW derived 3.6 litre V6 driving power to the rear wheels. This should give the Artega GT a 0-60 mph time of around 5 seconds and a 169 mph top speed.Enables a top speed of 270 km/h.
According to the first information revealed by Motor Authority and Auto, Motor und Sport, the Artega GT was developed by a team lead by former Rolls Royce boss Klaus Dieter Frers.
Artega GT - Design sketchThe vehicle dimensions are 3,950 x 1,880 x 1,180 mm - about the same of a B-segment car like the VW Polo but with an extremely low profile.

50 white cars - examples the most popular colour choice for cars

The TechArt Porsche Cayenne Magnum. Ugly or full of character? I have to be honest I’m not normally a fan of the Cayenne but I love what TechArt have done with the beast. Just look at those white wheels!

The 2007 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500. Utterly gorgeous.

The Landrover LRX Concept.

Nissan GT-R. This piece of Japanese metal really suits white doesn’t it?

2008 BMW M3 Convertible. I’m reliably informed that BMW are releasing this car to the press etc. in white later this year.

2008 Mercedes Benz CLC Class.

Audi TTS Coupe.

Audi TTS Roadster.

BMW 7 Series.

BMW M5.

Porsche GT3 Cup S racing car.

Toyota 4Runner. Bit of an acquired taste maybe.

Cadillac Escalade Platinum Edition. Those were the days when I used to own one of these babies.

But now I’ve converted back to right hand drive and possibly the best car in the world. The Range Rover Supercharged. My car, awesomely awesome.

The Artega GT.

The Bentley Brooklands.

Bentley Continental GTC. How lush?

Hummer H3.

Vauxhall Astra VXR Nurburgring Edition.

Toyota FT-HS Concept.

The RENNTech AMG CL65. 695HP? Yes please!

Rahal Letterman (David) Racing BMW M3.

Mayback 57-S.

Chevrolet Camaro.

BMW 1-Series tii Concept.

Jeep Grand Cherokee.

Edo Shark Porsche 911 Turbo.

Audi A5. Why do Audi cars in particular look so well in white?

Heavily customised Mercedes-Benz G-Class. Otherwise known as the Popemobile!

This is the gorgeous Audi R8. Simply stunning in white.

This is the new Audi A4. After the R8 it’s understated, but also looks well in white.

This is the Audi TT Roadster with modifications by Abt Sportsline.

This is the Audi Q7 V12 TDI concept. Are you bored of black 4×4’s? I know I am so its refreshing to see one in white.

Last of the Audi’s is the small but perfectly formed S3.

It’s very hard to find an Aston Martin of any kind, never mind a V8 Vantage in white. Had to look to Dubai (where else) for this one.

2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X.

Bentley Continental GT.

BMW M3 in Alpine White. Gorgeous.

OK so not quite white but doesn’t this Ferrari F430 Spider look good in ivory?

The Ford Kuga is due to be launched in the UK later this year. Not bad for a Ford is it? Bit better looking than the bland new Mondeo anyway.

The Mercedes ML Edition 10, due out early 2008.

I struggled to get a picture of the new Mercedes C Class in Sport trim in white but hopefully you can see from the image below how good it looks.

Even the humble Volkswagen Polo GTI suits a white coat of paint.

And the Polo’s big brother, the Golf GTI.

Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder. I saw one of these in Vegas earlier this year (in a shopping mall) and it just looked fantastic in white.

Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 Versace Edition. Wow!

BMW 1 series. I didn’t like these at first but they’ve really grown on me now.

Fiat Grande Punto Abarth.

Honda Civic Type R. The pic below is the official concept, bizarrely you can’t buy it in white in UK showrooms.

Porsche 911 Turbo by Techart

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