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Nithin I have no clue how it'll do I just think its a cool car that would be fun to drive
It's pretty, but Kevin you couldn't be more wrong. This styling is way to specific to sell anymore than the vanillas. (Accord and Camry) Their bland styling appeals to far more people than this.
@Devin, falcon may seem like a good car but sales in australia have dropped in large numbers, do u think that it'll sell well in the states?
Realize that Ford paid Ian Callum for designs and R&D from Aston, Jaguar and Land Rover and still have a 12 percent stake im Aston Martin. If anyone should be allowed to use AM design elements, it should be Ford.
Finally we get the Badass fords Europe and Australia have enjoyed for years
@Ricardo: buuuuurn!!! Lol But that aside, the fusion/Mondeo is looking pretty sweet!
@Drew, it's peeve not peave, sorry to correct you. it's a pet peeve of mine.
Description: In other words, the car will be sold as a Fusion in North American and a Mondeo in Europe and a few other countries. From what's clearly obvious, the new Fusion/Mondeo takes many design cues ...
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Finally someone agrees with me that all of these new Fords (especially the new Focus Hybrid) looks like an Aston Martin
Description: Regardless, power will likely come from either a 1.6 or 2.0-liter EcoBoost engines along with the familiar hybrid and a new plug-in hybrid model. We'll have full details and official photos shor...
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The only thing that is Aston is the grille. The rest is a normal American sedan. The grille isn't even that new. Look at the new focus, it has the same grille.
@ David to be honest that was a guess, I don't pay much attention to who owns who
this looks like a cross between a db9 and a new ford taurus. lol not bad though
@ Peter. Ford sold Aston about 3 years ago . So no they don't own Aston. I guess they figured that they will use it on there cars to look aggressive.
Ford sold most of its interest in Aston Martin to a private firm in 2007. They only have about 10-13% ownership now.
Ford/American car styled as Aston Martin? Hmmm good idea but no and YES I know ford owns Aston
This car will destroy the competition if Ford makes it. I will buy one for sure. Make the damn thing haha
You gotta read dog. The article said that it took design cues from this concept. Look at the grill, pretty similar right!
Wait I'm confused. How did these photos end up here? This was a concept article 2 weeks ago. How does it fit in all of a sudden with the 4 door production car?
Looks so nice if it was rear drive and didn't have the rear butterfly doors it could be a mustang replacement
can i buy this and change it to aston badge??
Waiting to see other photos. LOVE the front. Yes it looks very Aston. So what? Ford owned Aston and therefore, I would counter that Aston just used Fords design theme. (Ibid for Jaguar) Still, IMO, they strayed too far from the concept and seem have watered it down too much. Waiting for more images to decide.