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Ah, Harrods. Not only is it the swankiest and largest department store in the world, but starting from today and running through December 11, it will also be home to Aston Martin's new luxury city car, the Cygnet. The British firm's polished up Toyota iQ is making its global debut at the renowned shopping center in London occupying a prominent position in the store's Brompton Road window display.
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- Porsche Puts New Macan On Display At Harrods In London
Aston Martin has done it with the short-lived and not-much loved Cygnet, and so has Hyundai with the iX35 and Mini with the Rolls-Royce inspired Goodwood hatch, just to mention a few automakers that have placed their rides behind a window in London's...
- Sir Stirling Moss Buys An Aston Martin Cygnet For His Wife
You would never think that an Aston Martin would need any sort of marketing push from a personality like Sir Stirling Moss, but to play around with our own words, up until recently, you would never think that Aston Martin would actually try to sell a...
- Video: Aston Martin Execs Try To Convince Everyone The Cygnet Is Not A Toyota...
Now that the Aston Martin Cygnet has officially received the green light (previous post here), the brand of James Bond has put together again CEO Dr. Ulrich Bez and design director Marek Reichman for the Cygnet PR video below. The 4-passenger Cygnet,...
- Aston Martin Cygnet Mini Confirmed For Production, Sales Start In 2011
It's officially official; Aston Martin today confirmed that the Toyota iQ-based Cygnet luxury city car is to go into production with sales to start in 2011. The British automaker said details on pricing and specification will be announced by the...
- Aston Martin Cygnet: $30k - €25k Mini Based On The Toyota Iq And It's Official!
We know what you're thinking but you couldn't be more wrong; this is not some funky replica kit but an official concept for an Aston Martin mini car! The Cygnet is based on the Toyota iQ and it is expected to go on sale before the end of next...
Cars
Aston Martin Cygnet makes its global debut... in Harrods window
Ah, Harrods. Not only is it the swankiest and largest department store in the world, but starting from today and running through December 11, it will also be home to Aston Martin's new luxury city car, the Cygnet. The British firm's polished up Toyota iQ is making its global debut at the renowned shopping center in London occupying a prominent position in the store's Brompton Road window display.
Read more »
- Porsche Puts New Macan On Display At Harrods In London
Aston Martin has done it with the short-lived and not-much loved Cygnet, and so has Hyundai with the iX35 and Mini with the Rolls-Royce inspired Goodwood hatch, just to mention a few automakers that have placed their rides behind a window in London's...
- Sir Stirling Moss Buys An Aston Martin Cygnet For His Wife
You would never think that an Aston Martin would need any sort of marketing push from a personality like Sir Stirling Moss, but to play around with our own words, up until recently, you would never think that Aston Martin would actually try to sell a...
- Video: Aston Martin Execs Try To Convince Everyone The Cygnet Is Not A Toyota...
Now that the Aston Martin Cygnet has officially received the green light (previous post here), the brand of James Bond has put together again CEO Dr. Ulrich Bez and design director Marek Reichman for the Cygnet PR video below. The 4-passenger Cygnet,...
- Aston Martin Cygnet Mini Confirmed For Production, Sales Start In 2011
It's officially official; Aston Martin today confirmed that the Toyota iQ-based Cygnet luxury city car is to go into production with sales to start in 2011. The British automaker said details on pricing and specification will be announced by the...
- Aston Martin Cygnet: $30k - €25k Mini Based On The Toyota Iq And It's Official!
We know what you're thinking but you couldn't be more wrong; this is not some funky replica kit but an official concept for an Aston Martin mini car! The Cygnet is based on the Toyota iQ and it is expected to go on sale before the end of next...