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Both are very nice looking cars. It would be hard to decide which one to get, but I'm liking that Aston Martin as I don't have one, but the Porsche is nice too. I'm still waiting for the Valentino Rossi Abarth 500. :)

I know other companies have done the Aston Martin, and there's a bunch of them out there. But I'm pleased that NSR is making them to go along with their Porsche, Corvette and Audi R8. They seem to understand if you start a series, you really should have a variety of cars available for that series. The Slot.It Group C series proves that. So kudos to NSR for expanding their line of modern style GT cars :clap:

Not usually my cup of coffee, but that Porsche...WOW! One of Mark's motors should do the trick! Hmm...I have some extra cash...what to do, what to do?

I'm interested in the Aston Martin as an alternative to the model from Black Arrow.

The Porsche is a good runner. And now with the adjustable front axle it has a slight advantage over my other NSR 917's. Looking forward to the Aston Martin.

Bob, I am curious why you are not considering the Black Arrow car. Is it because you have to order directly from Spain? I can easily see that as a turn off. When I ordered mine I had to get the bank that issues my card to lift a stop on all transactions from Spain. They unlocked my card for 24 hours so I could place my order. This is their policy for all card holders and it applies to some other countries as well. Apparently there is a lot of credit card fraud coming from Spain. I had no problems with the transaction and no fraud problems. In fact, I am patiently waiting for the Aston Gulf that is supposed to be released at the end of August. The Black Arrow car is very thoughtful and creative approach to the chassis and the body and paint are great. That being said, I am looking forward to this NSR as a companion to my Black Arrow(s).