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2021 Aston Martin DBX review: Australian first drive – WhichCar
The DBX is impressive on paper, but does it hold true to Aston’s brand?
- Immensely capable dynamics for a big SUV
- AMG V8 can be either relatively suave or savage
- Can get its (Pirelli) boots muddy
- Underwhelming infotainment system
- Ride can be reactive over bumps
- Several rivals are quicker (and cheaper)
David Brown was building tractors before he helped turn Aston Martin into one of the worlds most famous sports car manufacturers, and in a full (crop) circle moment we find ourselves in a field with the British brands latest model.
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