The Aston Martin Cygnet: because the auto industry just isn’t surreal enough these days. For its next trick, the Aston Martin grille will be appearing on a Corolla. Is there a photoshopper in the house?
Posted in 3WTP, Branding, News Blog, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
Tagged as Aston Martin, City Car, Cygnet, iQ, Toyota
Tagged as Aston Martin, City Car, Cygnet, iQ, Toyota
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