1.Aston Martin Rapide
Aston Martin makes sports cars, not sedans, right? Well, yes--but don't tell Aston its four-door Rapide prototype isn't a sports car. Other high-end automakers are building four-doors that they call "sports cars" or even "coupes," such as Bentley with its Continental Flying Spur and Mercedes with its CLS-Class. Aston's Rapide is of this ilk: technically a four-door, but with sleek and beautiful styling that seems closer to that of sports cars. Another stunning Aston design.
The Rapide shares mechanical underpinnings with Aston's DB9 and V-8 Vantage two-doors and uses a nearly identical version of the DB9's V-12 engine.
Aston Martin makes sports cars, not sedans, right? Well, yes--but don't tell Aston its four-door Rapide prototype isn't a sports car. Other high-end automakers are building four-doors that they call "sports cars" or even "coupes," such as Bentley with its Continental Flying Spur and Mercedes with its CLS-Class. Aston's Rapide is of this ilk: technically a four-door, but with sleek and beautiful styling that seems closer to that of sports cars. Another stunning Aston design.
The Rapide shares mechanical underpinnings with Aston's DB9 and V-8 Vantage two-doors and uses a nearly identical version of the DB9's V-12 engine.