Aston Martin Sees Itself With A Ferrari-Like Stock Market Value. That's A Tough Sell

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Aston Martin Sees Itself With A Ferrari-Like Stock Market Value. That's A Tough Sell
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Aston Martin's Ferrari-like stock market valuation looks like a tough sell

 

This car is jus vroom ...

Love it❤️great colour too

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