Derived directly from AMR race cars, Curlicue is a gill-like vent incorporated into each front wheel arch lining, reducing unwanted front-end aerodynamic lift. Neatly concealed beneath the DB11 clamshell bonnet, its design vents high-pressure air from the top of the front wheel arches though recessed apertures behind the iconic Aston Mar tin side strakes. Further high pressure air is extracted from the back of each wheel arch through discreet stirrup vents positioned af t of the front wheels.

The Aston Mar tin Aeroblade™ harnesses air flow along DB11’s flanks to enhance stability at the rear. Intakes positioned in the base of the C-pillars draw air flow within the bodywork before venting it from slots in the rear bootlid. Acting like a conventional spoiler, this jet of disrupted air reduces aerodynamic lift, cleverly obviating the need for an upswept ‘flip’ in the tail.

Nieman Marcus is an American luxury specialty Department store that added two special edition  cars to their famous Christmas Book, the DB7 i6 Neiman Marcus Volante and the Neiman Marcus Vanquish Volante.

The DBX is a concept unveiled in 2015. The DBX previews the upcoming 4 door Aston Martin all wheel drive car to be produced from 2019 at a new factory at St Athen in Wales.

The DP-100 is a virtual model created especially for the the Playstaion game, Gran Turismo. It featured styling elements that became real on the track-only Vulcan and also foretold the mid-engined Valkyrie / AM-RB001.

The CC100 was a very special edition of two cars produced for the Aston Martin Centenary in 2013

Red Bull Technology is a subsidiary of the Formula 1 team, Red Bull Racing, who are partnering with Aston Martin to build the AM-RB001 / Valkyrie

The Aston Martin famous paint colour first seen on the Goldfinger DB5

The internal code name for the Rapide S.

Believed to be the project number for the DBS Volante.