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It would be hard to argue against the Porsche being the safest bet of that bunch. I actually think the most pedestrian would be the Jag. I see those all over the place all of a sudden. The P-car is also arguably the most reliable of the bunch.
The Aston is drop dead gorgeous but I would opt for a Vantage V12 manual if I were to go Aston. Now THAT would solve your pedestrian issue.
The AMG looks much better in the flesh than on a screen or glossy pages. I was very impressed when I first saw one and my heart still flutters a little each time I see one. That doesn't happen with any of the other cars mentioned. I also see a couple of these that people commute to Manhattan in on a daily basis so it appears to be pretty DD friendly.
I still think the smart money is on the P-car for performance, usability, and reliability. My buddy has a 997 turbo Venom 620 that he tracks several times a year and still drives to the train everyday.
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