2000 Aston Martin DB7 Vantage Volante

Pros: superior performance and luxury
Cons: difficult to obtain one

Aston Martin has a long reputation for producing expertly engineered, hand-built luxo-performance cars. Most people think of the DB series of inline-6 cylinder engine cars from the 50s and 60s when they hear the name. The most famous being the DB5 driven...

Pros: Firm ride,James Bond attitude. No need to drive fast to look fast
Cons: Silly top cover. Hood can stick.

6 litre V12. F1 shifters. Insane amount of power. Although the DB7 looks similar to the Jag XJR somewhat, those who know, KNOW. The cars are like chalk and cheese, different animals altogether. You pay for an Aston because it drives, looks and fits like an Aston. This handbuild Brit is beautifully crafted, and has been flawless to drive for over 3 years now. I have the ragtop, and it is extreamly quiet, even at high speed. There is a decent amount of trunk room considering the top has to go somewhere. Shame that the cover for the collapsed roof can be a swine to put on. The little poppers can be a pain. Otherwise a pleasure to own, and a real headturner.
You can park this car almost anywhere, as it is often overlooked as another Jag or Merc by many. But again, those who know, know.