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Lagondanet
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Lagondanet
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I have now seen the full article and some of the letters which followed courtesy of Ottoschnaut.
I am surprised that a dealer of AMs for 20+ years should denigrate his own product like this.
In any event he is wrong. The model has a dedicated following and there is growing interest as the market reflects. |
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Vincent
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| Lagondanet wrote: | I have now seen the full article and some of the letters which followed courtesy of Ottoschnaut.
I am surprised that a dealer of AMs for 20+ years should denigrate his own product like this.
In any event he is wrong. The model has a dedicated following and there is growing interest as the market reflects. |
Like most of ASTON MARTIN cars, the value of a Lagonda is ( slightly ) growing. The first cause is the rarity of the cars ( for example when Porsche is building 60000 cars a year, ASTON is building 60000 cars in 100 years !). The other reason is simply US, with our passion in this model, doing everiday more and more to keep our Lags reliable and...lovable ! Let's hold the line !
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