There has been a major update of the DB7 section with many new photographs of previously unseen cars.
Just finished a new video featuring all the Aston Martins at the Geneva Motor show this year. As well as the AML stand, you will also see the unique DBS coupe Zagato Centennial and a rare pre-war 15/98 tourer.
The 6 cylinder DBS page has had a makeover this week with loads of new images added. This popular starter ‘classic’ Aston Martin is strongly tipped to be the model to watch following the huge increase in values of the DB4, DB5 and DB6 in recent years.
For five days only during Centenary week, Aston Martin actively encouraged factory guests to write birthday messages on a DBS V12. Not a brand new car you understand, but a prototype from 2007. The eventual fate of the car is currently unknown.
Totally revised page for the DBS used in the 22nd James Bond film, A Quantum of Solace. The page features images of one of the hero cars and two different surviving stunt cars. A Quantum of Solace goes down in history as the Bond film that used the greatest number of Aston Martins. A total of 10 complete production DBS were used during the filming, all finished in Quantum Silver with Obsidian Black interiors.
Loads of new images of a pair of DBS’s used in the making of the James Bond film, Casino Royale. Five cars were used in total during filming, two hero cars used for close-ups and regular driving with another three were modified DB9 prototypes stunt cars.
A real highlight of the Kensington Palace Aston Martin Centenary Timeline, marking the 100 years of the company, was the debut of two unique coachbuilt Zagatos, the DBS Coupe Zagato Centennial and the DB9 Spyder Zagato Centennial. The association between the two companies began over 50 years ago and Aston Zagatos are always outstanding and sometimes a little challenging too.
Its taken me a while but my video of the 2013 Bonhams Aston Martin Auction has now been uploaded to YouTube. Quite a selection of featured cars including the 2010 Aston Martin LMP1, the 2012 Vantage GTE and the famous Bertone Jet
Way back in the early 1970’s, Aston Martin scored a coup when the DBSV8 was chosen to star in the new TV Series called ‘The Persuaders!’. Well it wasn’t actually a DBSV8 as all were allocated to excited customers. Aston were only able to supply a regular 6 cylinder DBS in Bahama Yellow with GKN alloy wheels to resemble their current ‘hero’ car. This is a totally new page with new and unpublished photographs.
