Very few have seen the production tail lights. Prototype vehicles have place holder, shape representative lights. That will take a little more time. I have yet to understand the water bottle look comments. I don't see it.
Interesting. These lights must be truly something special for them to go through the trouble of hiding it that much. Without getting into specifics do you agree it's the highlight of the car as they suggested?
I think the whole car is the highlight to be honest. The headlights are the same way as the taillights. This is normal for any vehicle.
I like this, mostly because "looks like the middle of a water bottle" is not something that sounds to stunning to me.
What do you mean?
Those are cutouts. When I say placeholder, I mean taillights that have the same shape. The insides are thrown together to function as taillights. The actual material is not representative either.Maybe I misunderstood your comment about the "placeholder" lights. I was just saying that when looking at the rear end of the spy pics the taillights always looked "fake" like they were cutouts.
Like this:
The Bars in the grill remind me of the 2013 GT-500's which actually pre dates the 2015 Aston Martin.2015 Aston Martin Vantage S
Both sorta. Lights are last to be production tooled intentionally.
Hopefully this means the S550 (GT and up) benefits from the more open style grille which builds upon the latest GT500 front design. As I understand it this was done not only for better aero but the 4 strakes running through each intake help to increase airflow through to the engine.The Bars in the grill remind me of the 2013 GT-500's which actually pre dates the 2015 Aston Martin.
Better that way. Chazron has done such a great job here giving us a preview of the car but personally I still want to be surprised in some way. If nothing else does the tail lights should.
