2009 Geneva Motor Show Coverage

When we first saw the Lagonda Concept at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show, we wondered what on earth Aston Martin had been thinking of when they conceived this luxury cross-over vehicle. Maybe it will grow on us? Maybe we need to see it out on the road? Well Aston have chosen to release [...] Read Full Story

Filed under: Concept Cars , Geneva Motor Show , Crossover , Aston Martin , Luxury Aston Martin Lagonda Concept – Click above for high-res image gallery Aston Martin is used to success. Its road cars are some of the most coveted in all of auto-dom, and its race cars have mastered Le Mans like Yo-Yo Ma has the cello. This year’s planned rebirth of Lagonda , however, didn’t go as well. The oddball crossover concept that debuted at Geneva earlier this year was received with such ire that the company yanked it after the first day, before the public could ever see it… save ... Read Full Story

.fullpost{display:inline;} We know that most of you would rather forget about Aston Martin's conceptual nightmare endeavor to revive the Lagonda nameplate with the aptly named Concept at the 2009 Geneva Show Concept, but new images of the luxury crossover have popped up on the automaker's site. Q67JA9WA82WC Well, to be completely frank, the reason why we chose to share these pictures with you are those laughable cushions seen on the independent rear seats that take us back a few decades. Oddly enough, Aston Martin's home decorators skipped on the fuzzy dice... The four-seater Lagonda Concept is based on the mechanicals of the Mercedes GL-Class ... Read Full Story

If you haven't blocked it from your memory, you might recall the Aston Martin Lagonda Concept that debuted in Geneva last March. You might also recall that the SUV was mostly ridiculed in the press, and that Aston's own chairman even expressed displeasure with the design. (We weren't especially kind, either. The words "angry cinderblock" were .. Read Full Story

A new set of photos with the Aston Martin Lagonda Concept appeared on the automaker's web site today, and for the first time since its world debut at the Geneva Motor Show this year we get to see how the crossover's interior looks like. Apart from the rear seats cushions that are probably some kind [...] Read Full Story