
It is interesting to look at the evolution of a brand. In this case we see a pristine example of a DB5 and compare this to a cutting edge DBS Volante. The similarities are still there for all to see, some car makers have pretty much rebranded their whole image but Aston Martin have managed to retain some of their original formula in the modern models.Safety regulations have had a large part to play in the evolution of a cars shape and styling and we no longer see sharp edges, flat fronts and chrome bumpers, instead we have smoother curves and sweeping lines and a more integrated front bumper.
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